Which method? And why? What are the side effects? Choosing the right BirthControl can be tricky. With just a few questions, your HCP can help you find out which contraceptives align with your needs.
can limit your hormonal birth control options. People with these conditions may opt for non-hormonal birth control, as long as it's reliable, because pregnancy can be riskier with some of these medical issues. It is important to discuss your past medical history with your healthcare provider so they can counsel you about which options are safe.Cancer.gov
, the risk of breast and cervical cancers does increase over time with the use of some types of hormonal birth control — but these can also lower risk for other types of cancers, like endometrial, ovarian and colorectal. So, it's best to talk to your HCP about your particular risk profile. Non-hormonal options do not increase your risk of any cancers.With hormonal methods, you may experience nausea, breast tenderness, headache, bloating, mood swings, melasma or irregular bleeding.
If you don't like your current birth control method, talk to your HCP to see if there is a better option for you.
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