Hormonal IUD: How It Works, Benefits, Bleeding, and Safety
A hormonal IUD is a long-acting contraceptive placed inside the uterus that releases progestin and can also make periods lighter or stop them.
Injectable Contraception: How the Birth-Control Shot Works
Injectable contraception is a hormonal birth-control method given at regular intervals to prevent pregnancy, usually with a long-acting progestin.
Menstrual Suppression: Methods, Safety, Benefits, and Bleeding
Menstrual suppression means intentionally reducing or stopping periods, usually with hormonal methods, for health, contraception, comfort, or gender affirmation.