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I know everyone is different but I'm curious to which type of birth control is the best which is easiest to take or have implanted with little to no complications ?

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Easiest to take will depend on your time management. Can you remember to take a pill everyday at the same time? If not, can you remember to change a ring or a sticker once a week? If not, can you remember to make appointments every three months and are okay with shots? If not, that leaves the implant and IUDs, which range in length from 1 to 3 years I think. The implant is a minor surgery on your upper arm, you'll experience some bruising. In terms of complications, some women report "losing" it which requires a more complicated surgical procedure to have it removed. The IUDs as far as I know are placed similarly to having a pap smear done. In terms of complications, some women have had it perforate their uterine wall. The pill, patch, and ring are much easier to come off of if you have a bad reaction - you just stop using them. The implant and IUDs you need to go to the doctor to have removed. The shot you unfortunately have to wait it out if something goes wrong, because the dose is already in your blood stream and it can't exactly be removed.

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