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I would recommend using whatever method of birth control that you can take consistently as directed. You're birth control options are the pill (daily), patch (weekly), nuvaring (monthly), shot (every 12 weeks), implant (4 years), hormonal iud (up to 3-7 years) and nonhormonal iud (up to 12 year). I'd recommend being honest with yourself about which method you can take as directed. I knew when I was a teen that there was no way the pill would be for me because I'd never be able to consistently take it on time. Instead I choose the patch and I was on it for almost 15 years and never had any issues. Here's a link to planned parenthood's website for more information on the pros and cons of each method.  https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control

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i take the shot and it has worked wonders for me and after the first shot i didnt get my period again !! but many women complain about excessive bleeding and weight gain, i think that the pill is the best option with the least cons

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I have a mirena coil and love it! Nothing to worry or think about but I'm in a monogamous relationship, if I wasn't I'd be using the wellies too!

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If you can remember to take it every day on time get the pill. If you can't remember to take it daily but don't want an implant, get the patch or NuvaRing. If you're okay with a long term BC get Nexplanon or an IUD.

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I recommend nexplanon!

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If you can remember to take it, the pill

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