If you're going to get the highly effective form of birth control, what do you need to know? We consulted experts.

The CDC unveiled new guidelines aimed at enhancing patient care by providing doctors with updated recommendations for administering birth control.

These women didn't know just how painful their IUD procedures would be. With new CDC recommendations, will women find relief?

August 09, 2024 Stronger pain medications should be offered during IUD placements, CDC says Doctors often recommend women take ibuprofen when getting the birth control device. New guidelines ...

So, you’ve decided to get an intrauterine device (IUD). First off: good choice. IUDs are more than 99% effective, making them one of the most reliable birth control methods out there. These tiny ...

But as with any form of birth control, the IUD can come with complications, and as doctors struggle to keep up with the demand for an increasingly popular device that's based on a product designed ...

The CDC put out new recommendations regarding pain management for IUD birth control. The CDC is recommending that doctors talk to their patients about potential pain when getting an IUD and what ...

There are many birth control options available, from barrier methods like condoms to hormonal options like birth control pills. Here’s what experts recommend.

An overview of birth control options to consider or avoid if you have high blood pressure.

Social media is full of videos saying hormonal contraception can hurt you and promoting natural alternatives. How did the ...