Pills Work Better??

Question

I tried taking birth control when I was 17, that was 4 years ago, I stopped taking them cuz I would forget all the time. And then last year I tried the depo shot I HATED it!! I stayed on my period for two weeks and a week later I was back on. My boyfriend and I use the withdraw method but I've been thinking about extra help with the pills and it'll stop my menstrual which I wouldnt mind. What would you do continue the withdraw method or go on the pills?

Answer

If you don't want to get pregnant, go on the pill. Withdrawal isn't the best method, precum can get your pregnant or you might just be so in the mood that he might forget to withdraw.

Answer

If you have issues with remembering to take a pill, maybe try a different method.

The patch is a sticky hormonal plastic you stick somewhere on your body, you leave each patch on for a week, for 3 weeks, then have a week break.

Nuvaring is left in the vagina for 3 weeks, then removed for a week.

The implant is inserted into your arm and lasts 3 years.

An IUD is inserted into your uterus. There are 2 different ones, hormonal and non-hormonal.
The hormonal ones are Skyla (lasts 3 years) and Mirena (lasts 5 years).
The non-hormonal is the copper IUD or Paraguard, and lasts 10 years.

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Thank you so much you guys.

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