Many women, at some point in life, need to take emergency contraception. Whether a condom broke, a birth control pill got skipped, or someone simply failed to take the right precautions at the appropriate time, the situation occasionally arises when women have to turn to Plan B for contraception. But what happens when you need ...
For women who have used charting and fertility monitoring to get pregnant before, ovulation tests are nothing new. An ovulation test can be used to help pinpoint when a woman will ovulate by detecting a surge of a specific hormone in the woman’s body. By pinpointing ovulation, women are able to have intercourse at the ...
Birth control has become a popular product for women over the last 40 years or so, and while we all use it for different reasons, I have found a new light to shed on one of them, called Depo-Provera. Depo-Provera is a hormone injection that women can get every three months to prevent pregnancy. Often ...
Ever since its introduction, Plan B® (the emergency contraception pill) has been the focus of a number of misconceptions and myths. Many people continue to confuse it with RU-486, the abortion pill; others aren’t aware that it can be used with a high success rate for several days after unprotected sex. Here’s the reality behind ...
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