Birth Control Means I Won't Get Pregnant Again—Unless I Want To

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After suffering from a secret miscarriage in 2017, Kerry Katona says the heartbreaking ordeal has put her off getting pregnant again – and she fears she may not even be able to. Kerry, 42, has revealed that she and her fiancé Ryan Mahoney, 34, are considering having their first child via surrogate. “I’m not ruling out having more children,” she tells us.

of birth control is perfect, so we asked M.D.’s to break down the most common potential side effects associated with different types of birth control. Evaluate the pros and cons with your healthcare provider—then you can make an educated decision about what’s best for you.“Taking estrogen in any form will likely make your period lighter and your skin better,” says , M.D., M.P.H., an assistant professor in the department of obstetrics and gynecology and women’s health at the Montefiore Medical Center Albert Einstein College of Medicine. So that includes any of hormonal birth control including , , hormonal intrauterine device (or IUD), , and .Breast tenderness is a common symptom for those taking hormonal birth control, especially within the first few weeks of starting it.

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of some . (Some days, I just wanted to call in sick to school and lay in bed with a heating pad.) The birth control worked, thankfully, and my pain gradually lessened and my period became super predictable. But over time, I came to see birth control less as a way to control pain and more of a way to protect myself from an .When I started having sex with my high school—and then college—boyfriend, I knew the last thing I wanted was to get pregnant.

, one of the contestants appeared to be —which was clearly visible because the dress code on the island is 24/7 SWIMWEAR. While not everyone wears their on their thigh, some celebrities do wear their heart on their sleeve, at least when it comes to birth control. Here are seven who’ve spoken candidly about when they started taking it, what they love about it, and why they way it should be accessible to every woman.Three years before she announced she’d be directing the new Polly Pocket movie (please, please call it Dunham chose to get a at 31.

can feel a little like finding a life partner: there’s some trial and error, maybe some bad experiences, and then finally (hopefully), a committed relationship. It may be surprising to learn that birth control options haven’t radically changed since 1960, when both the IUD and the Pill , ushering in the modern era of contraception. But thankfully, the we do have are effective.So, how do you know which method of birth control to choose? Allow us to break it down and help you find the best birth control for you.How the Pill works: is a hormonal contraceptive, meaning it prevents pregnancy by tinkering with your hormones—specifically by supplementing your levels of estrogen and progestin.

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