Birth Control

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Birth Control Pills

What treatments exist?

There are two main types: combination and mini pills. The pill is up to 99% effective if taken regularly.


How do they work?

Combination pills contain both estrogen and progestin whilst minipills only contain progestin. These hormones safely stop you from ovulating, preventing pregnancy.

As well as preventing pregnancy the pill can also help with PMS, acne, weight and make periods more regular or the flow lighter.


Pricing

Initial medical consultation: $20

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Birth Control Patches

What treatments exist?

The patch is a thin trans-dermal adhesive that is worn on the body and is worn up to a week at a time.


How do they work?

The patch releases synthetic estrogen and progestogen hormones to prevent pregnancy.


Pricing

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Birth control may help with

Contraception
Contraception
Acne
Acne
Period Regulation
Period Regulation
Period Pains
Period Pains
PMS
PMS
PCOS Symptoms
PCOS Symptoms

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FAQs

What happens if I miss a day of taking the pill?

What you should do depends on which brand of pill you are taking, and on which week of the course you are currently on.

The general rule to follow is to take the pills for 7 continuous days to achieve contraceptive effect. Do refer to the product insert for more information.

How will the pill affect my period, which changes should I be concerned by?

While you are on the pill, you should not have your period because it will be suppressed. Some women may experience minor spotting. Your period will come during the pill-free week, usually days 2-3 after finishing the hormone-containing pills.

How will I know which birth control works best for me?

Different brands of contraceptive pills may have different additional benefits (e.g. to help with acne or excessive hair growth) and side effect profiles.

The best brand for you will depend on whether you have other conditions and if you have experienced serious side effects from any products before. It’s advisable to have an informed discussion with your medical profesional on the pros and cons of each pill.

I’d like to start taking birth control to help with my acne/PCOS, but I'm not sure what the side effects are. What should I know before going on the pill?

All birth control pills contain hormones, and may not be suitable for women with certain conditions. Your medical professional should be aware of any medical conditions you may have.

Different brands have different side effects, and some have less than others. As these pills may interact with other medicines too, please inform your medical professional of all the medicines and supplements which you are currently taking.

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