The Trump administration eliminated the CDC team that developed national guidelines for prescribing contraception safely for ...

Birth control pills: ... still abound about how they work and their side effects—particularly as the FDA recently approved one version of the pill to be sold without a prescription. ...

What started as a sunny getaway quickly became a terrifying medical emergency for 34-year-old Emily Jansson. The Canadian ...

A new law is passed to expand birth control prescriptions. Right now, the state only allows for a three-month prescription, ...

You can take some birth control pills as emergency contraception when you take them in higher-than-usual amounts. The uptick in hormones can help delay ovulation and prevent implantation.

What To Know About ‘Post-Birth Control Syndrome’ It’s not ideal, but it’s normal to get back some of those classic period symptoms after stopping the pill, and that’s just down to how ...

Birth control pills can be taken safely by most women, but are not recommended for women who are over the age of 35 and smoke. ... Get your refills soon after you start the last prescription. Don't ...

Product DIN Lot Expiry Seasonique (0.15 mg levonorgestrel, 0.03 mg ethinyl estradiol, and 0.01 mg ethinyl estradiol) ...

Birth control pills are designed to prevent pregnancy, but they aren’t 100% effective. ... A prescription nonhormonal gel called Phexxi keeps the pH level acidic, which kills sperm.

U.K. regulators issued guidance on Thursday, warning weight loss and diabetes medications may weaken the effectiveness of birth control and may be harmful in pregnancy.

With the passage of SB 176, women now have to go to the pharmacy only twice a year to get birth control pills, says columnist Ginnie Graham. SB 176 expands contraceptive access in Oklahoma Skip to ...