Birth control?

Question

I'm just curious as to what everyone's opinions on the best birth control are. 
I've gotten pregnant twice on birth control (the patch-I was allergic to it. And nuvaring-they aren't sure what happened there) 
I've tried to shot right after I had my first and ended up bleeding for six months straight, so we stopped. 
I also was on the pill for like a month but it was making me sick, my doctor said she could give me something else to take to help with the sickness but also suggeste I try nuvaring. I went ahead and switched to nuvaring and, like I said, got pregnant.

I was going to get the implant after I had my second baby, but ive recently seen a lot of issues with it-including some issues it caused in my best friend. Then I was going to get the IUD and of course.. Now I'm seeing issues with it.

What should I do? What birth control are you on/going to get on and how well does it work?

Edit: my issues, I don't mean side effects. I mean actual health problems. With the IUD I've recently seen a woman got pregnant on it, it caused her to lose the baby and she is now infertilr because she had to have her ovaries removed. 
The implant has been attatchig to the muscles in people's arms and they are having to go into full surgery to have it removed.

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Non hormone iud! I had one for five years and loved it!

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I was paragard the copper iud love it and recommend but after 3 yrs i end being preggos my ob said that my old ob didnt put in correctly and it moved.. last month gave birth to 3rd child my little girl and a week after my husband got the vascetomy but we have to wait until his sperm become infertile. I might go on the mini put i dont which one doesnt cause so much side effects such as weight gain.

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There's gonna be issues/side effects to all birth control unfortunately so the best you can do is pick which risks/side effects are worth how effective the birth control method is until you're ready to get your tubes tied.

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I have tried the depo shot and loved it, but I have been on the pill for years and years. I struggled with nausea with certain brands of the pill but my doctor prescribed me a low dose, and recommended I take them at night. I had no nausea after we tried that. We recently stopped using birth control, and I'm pregnant but once I have this baby, I'm going back on it for sure.

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Natural Family Planning. I like working with my body instead of struggling against it.

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My sister did the implant in her arm. Had a eptopic pregnancy and the followed by a pregnancy that ended at 14 weeks with complications

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I am on the shot. Got the second one couple days ago. Was bleeding heavily for two months. Now just spotting. My cycle before was 60- 75 days and lasted 4-6 days. I can't track myself well enough. I can't swallow pills and heard stories from IUDs. I only have to take it a few more times then I'm done.

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Personally, I did the shot and I will never again use any kind of hormonal birth control.  My husband and I are using natural family planning.  Basically you keep track of all your body's changes throughout your cycle and you'll know from that where you're at (whether you've ovulated, whether you're fertile, etc.).

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I've had the IUD for 7 yrs with no problems at all. Had it removed & 6 months later I was pregnant with twins. I never had bad side affects or anything & it actually stopped my periods, thank god!

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The mirena was my favorite.

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