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What Is The Right Medicament For Birth Control?

I am getting married in few days, Kindly advice the usage of birth control pills. As me & my wife don t want any child for some time & we also want to enjoy our married life. Kindly advice us the best birth control pills & how she can take it so that we don t face any problem..
Mon, 21 Jul 2014
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hello and welcome, there are numerous methods but the method has to be tailored according to the comfort n tolerance of an individual.
I would advise you to start with barrier contraception eg condoms and diaphragms, if you don't feel comfortable you can switch to oral contraceptive pills later, other methods are available but most people at your stage can cycle around these two methods comfortably, remember to keep a pregnancy kit with you in the event u are unsure, also keep PLAN B ie the morning after pill with u if u r worried about pregnancy. thanx
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What Is The Right Medicament For Birth Control?

hello and welcome, there are numerous methods but the method has to be tailored according to the comfort n tolerance of an individual. I would advise you to start with barrier contraception eg condoms and diaphragms, if you don t feel comfortable you can switch to oral contraceptive pills later, other methods are available but most people at your stage can cycle around these two methods comfortably, remember to keep a pregnancy kit with you in the event u are unsure, also keep PLAN B ie the morning after pill with u if u r worried about pregnancy. thanx