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More and more women are using birth control and there are multiple options to choose from. There are methods that can be ingested, injected, inserted and implanted. It all depends on what is more acceptable to the woman. For those who have already had children and know they don't want any more have he option of having their tubes tied right after delivery of their last child. These days there are quite a few new birth control options on the market and while condoms are still tried and true and by far one of the best and most protective methods of contraception on the market for many reasons, those who are in loving, committed, monogamous relationships usually find that they prefer to use birth control methods that allow them to be more spontaneous. Many women choose the pill as a means of contraception but there are even a variety of pills to choose from. These days there are many different pills on the market and while the birth control pills of the past used to provide women with a regular period today, women are given a choice as to how many periods they want a year and how long their periods will be. Many commercials for these pills sight that there is no medical need for a period while a person is on the pill however, the long term effects of not having a normal period year after year must have some long term effects on a woman's body. There are other birth control methods that are implanted into a woman's body. There are risks involved as the body may reject the implant and cause infection within the body. These devices are around 93% effective in preventing pregnancy and if your body assimilates them there is little maintenance that needs to be done. If you are not in a monogamous relationship, then the use of condom should be done each time regardless of a woman using a birth control method. The condom serves a dual purpose of preventing an unwanted pregnancy as well as protection against getting a STD. The decision of using a birth control method is an important one that should not be taken lightly. One should consult a doctor to determine the pros and cons of each method and make a choice that they feel comfortable with and will be diligent in using. With effective Individual health insurance there is no issue handling all of your family planning requirements. Check out what Aetna health insurance has to offer.
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