has children, when she has children, and the age difference between her children. This paper is

designed as an overview of available options about choosing a birth control method that matches

the physical, emotional and lifestyle needs. I personally feel that the pill is a excellent, affordable,

99.5% effective method of birth control.

According to Contraceptive Technology, combination pills are approximately 99.9 percent

effective if used perfectly. What that means is that one in 1,000 women taking the Pill will get

pregnant in the period of a year. In real-life use, about 3 percent of users get pregnant in the

course of a year Statistics state that this is "usually due to missing one or more pills." However,

two things that should be remembered. Statistics are not everything--the best form of birth

control is the one you will use correctly and consistently. Oral contraceptives provide no

protection from sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV. So if that is a concern, you should

affect my sex drive or my partner's sex drive, is there an age at which I should stop using

Taking pills is complicated, and compliance is poor for many individuals. Pills must be

At any stage of life, a woman may find that one method of birth control suits her needs

hormone-based contraceptives, will the birth control method affect my ability to have children in

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