Close Explore Your Options Explore Your Options | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Forgetting to take your pill because of your busy life style? Explore alternative contraception methods to suite your lifestyle better. Close All Can You Relate? Talk To Your Doctor About It Toggle dropdown Videos filtered by: What Fertility Means For Me | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Today's contraceptives are designed to not had affected your fertility when you stop using them. Find out which method best fits your family planning needs. What It’s Like Getting An IUS Placed | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 A hormonal IUS (coil) is one of the most reliable long-acting contraceptives. Find out more about how it feels to get it placed and what to expect afterwards. Understanding Our Own Hormones | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Wondering how hormones work? In fact, they naturally occur in the body. Find out how they affect and control your menstrual cycle. How We Feel When A Condom Breaks | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Your condom broke? If this barrier method failed you, find out which the steps you can take to prevent a tear in the condom becoming a pregnancy. How It Really Feels to Forget The Pill | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Forgot to take the pill? For many, remembering to take the pill daily is easier said than done. Find support here if you're one of them. How We Feel When Our Period is Late | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Variations in your cycle can be normal. There are many reasons why your period could be late. Find some considerations if you 've recently had unprotected sex. Load more Video Categories (field_video_categories) AllCan You Relate?Talk To Your Doctor About It Videos filtered by: KNOW YOUR OPTIONS THE IUS The Hormonal Coil is a small, soft T-shaped plastic frame that releases low levels of a progestin hormone for up to 5 years. It is available on prescription and placed in your womb by a doctor or nurse. THE FEMALE CONDOM An internal condom that works in the same way male condoms do, though it is placed in the vagina. Female condoms reduce the risk of infection with sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, when used correctly with every act of sex. It is self-administered and bought over the counter. THE IUD The Copper Coil is a small, T-shaped plastic frame that has a copper wire. It available on prescription and placed in your womb by a doctor or nurse, where it prevents pregnancy for up to 5 or up to 10 years, depending on the type and availability in your country. THE IMPLANT A small, flexible silicone rod that releases hormones for up to 3 years. It is available on prescription and placed under the skin of your upper arm by a doctor or nurse. THE INJECTION An injection containing hormone(s) that is available on prescription and administered by a doctor or nurse every 2 or every 3 months. THE RING A small, flexible ring that is self-administered and available on prescription and placed in the vagina, where it releases hormones for 3 weeks. THE PATCH A small, thin, skin-coloured plastic square that sticks to the skin and releases hormones. It is available on prescription and can be self-administered once a week. THE PILL A small tablet containing one hormone, or a combined pill containing two hormones, that is self-administered, orally, and needs to be taken at the same time each day. It is available on prescription. THE DIÂAPHRAGM A silicone cup placed in the vagina that prevents sperm from reaching the womb. Though some are fitted by a doctor or nurse, most are self-administered up to 24 hours before sex. It is available on prescription. THE MALE CONDOM A sheath placed over the erect penis to stop sperm from reaching the vagina, it is also the only method that helps lower the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). It is self-administered and bought over the counter. WITHDRAWAL Also known as ‘The pull-out method’, this self-directed method involves withdrawing the penis prior to ejaculation to avoid pregnancy. NATURAL PLANNING Self-directed methods of avoiding pregnancy that include menstrual cycle tracking and body temperature measurements to identify fertile days. MALE STERILISATION A medical procedure performed by a doctor or nurse that blocks the tubes carrying sperm. FEMALE STERILISATION A medical procedure performed by a doctor or nurse that blocks the fallopian tubes and removes the possibility of pregnancy. COMPARE METHODS
What Fertility Means For Me | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Today's contraceptives are designed to not had affected your fertility when you stop using them. Find out which method best fits your family planning needs.
What It’s Like Getting An IUS Placed | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 A hormonal IUS (coil) is one of the most reliable long-acting contraceptives. Find out more about how it feels to get it placed and what to expect afterwards.
Understanding Our Own Hormones | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Wondering how hormones work? In fact, they naturally occur in the body. Find out how they affect and control your menstrual cycle.
How We Feel When A Condom Breaks | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Your condom broke? If this barrier method failed you, find out which the steps you can take to prevent a tear in the condom becoming a pregnancy.
How It Really Feels to Forget The Pill | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Forgot to take the pill? For many, remembering to take the pill daily is easier said than done. Find support here if you're one of them.
How We Feel When Our Period is Late | #MYCONTRACEPTION 2023-02-28 Variations in your cycle can be normal. There are many reasons why your period could be late. Find some considerations if you 've recently had unprotected sex.
