Which type of birth control should i get??

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I am 17 and i think i wanna try birth control and want to know which one is better and works the best and the sode effects and stuff. Please help.

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I was on depo for about a year, no periods, just a shot every three months. Although I never had any problems, I know the longer you're on that particular one, it may be harder for you to conceive after you stop. I suggest nuva ring, a once a month ring you remove or an implant! I'm on nexplanon now and other than spotting its great! It will keep you child free for about 3 years (: hope this helps

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As your young, I would suggest the pill as you can control it yourself xx

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I'd go with an IUD! Especially Mirena. It will cause some spotting between periods, but after 6-9 months your period will be extremely light and only last a few days. It's a five year option, that is effective immediately after insertion. And you can remove it at anytime if you wish to start trying to conceive.

The best part is that the only upkeep is the one appointment to get it inserted. And then after every period, feel for the strings. Unlike the pill, user error is almost non-existent. With the pill, it's 98% effective with perfect use. Which means, same time every single day. If you miss a pill or take it too soon or too late, your effectiveness drops into the 80s. The IUD is about 1 in every 1,000 people will get pregnant.

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I was on the pill from the time I was 17 - 20, it gave me terrible headaches and I gained 10 lbs. At 20, I went and got "the rod" aka Nexplanon and it's good for 3 years. I loved it so much, after my 3 years were up, I had a new one put in! 3 years, don't have to remember anything, no side effects.

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I'm also 17 and started with the pill a few months ago because it is just easier and I've had no bad side effects so far

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I'm on the pill and I like it my periods ar3 lighter with less cramps I mean I barely have pms anymore the only down side for is that I gained 20lbs it not all from birth control pills but they didn't help

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Its up to you. I tried 4 different kinds in thr last 5 years till i found one that worked for my body. I ended up with the paragard

Which type of birth control should i get??

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