Contraception is a way of reducing the chances of you or your partner from getting pregnant. Condoms, “the Pill” and LARC are common types of contraception.
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Further help
- For help contact: 0808 802 1234 (Brook – Free & confidential information for under 25s)
Read more
- Guide to contraception @ NHS Choices
Excerpt: There are lots of methods to choose from, so don’t be put off if the first thing you use isn’t quite right for you; you can try another. You can read about each of the different methods of contraception by visiting these pages: Caps, combined pill, Female condoms, Male condoms, contraceptive implant, contraceptive injection, contraceptive patch, Diaphragms, intrauterine device (IUD), intrauterine system (IUS), natural family planning, progestogen-only pill, vaginal ring.
- Contraception @ Brook
Excerpt: If you are planning to have sex, the best way to prevent pregnancy is to use contraception.
Message supplied by: Naomi @ Pregnancy Choices Norfolk
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