Contraception
Information about different contraceptive methods available to women in the UK. Articles explain how each option works, effectiveness rates, side effects and suitability for different circumstances.
All About Female Sterilisation
Female sterilisation is a permanent birth control method that blocks the fallopian tubes to prevent pregnancy, usually performed as day surgery under.
All About the Coil
How the coil works as a contraceptive method and what you need to know about safety and effectiveness.
Female Condoms: The Pros and Cons
Female condoms offer women control over contraception, but they're less popular in Europe than developing countries where they're more affordable.
How Contraceptive Patches Work
Contraceptive patches release hormones through your skin to prevent pregnancy, similar to the pill but without daily tablets.
How the Emergency Pill Works
Emergency pills prevent pregnancy by stopping ovulation or egg implantation if taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex.
The Contraceptive Diaphragm Explained
A diaphragm is a rubber or silicone device worn inside the vagina to prevent pregnancy, offering a hormone-free alternative to other birth control methods.
The Hormone Implant Explained
A small implant under your skin can prevent pregnancy for years with minimal hassle and no daily upkeep required.
The Pill Explained
How the birth control pill works in your body and why taking it correctly matters for preventing pregnancy.