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Prescription birth control is available through your doctor or a women’s health clinic.

An intrauterine device (IUD) is a device a doctor implants in your   uterus. The procedure is well tolerated, and hospitalization isn’t required. The   IUD   prevents pregnancy by

Several birth control methods affect hormone levels in your body, so you’re less likely to get pregnant. The most effective is a  birth control implant, also called Nexplanon. This is

Birth control  pills,  shots, and  patches  also affect your hormone levels. They have an effectiveness rate of 91 to 94 percent. Examples of available brands include: The  diaphragm  and  cervical

You can also buy  over-the-counter birth control at a pharmacy and some supermarkets. These methods are not as effective as prescription birth control, but they do reduce your chance of