Find the Method Best for You

You have a variety of options when it comes to preventing pregnancy. And the method that’s always worked for your sister or best friend might not be safe or effective for you. 

Your own health history, family needs and lifestyle affect which birth control options are best for you.


Where to Get Birth Control

The first step in choosing a form of contraception is talking to your doctor. Physicians at Sanford Women’s provide a variety of birth control options:

  • Oral contraception (the pill)
  • Contraceptive patch or implant
  • Vaginal ring contraception
  • Depo-Provera injection (shot)
  • Intrauterine device (IUD) or intrauterine system
  • Tubal ligation (getting your tubes tied)

 

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Plan for Pregnancy After Contraception

You might have spent many years trying to prevent pregnancy with birth control. So when you are ready to start planning for a baby, it's not surprising to wonder what effect your birth control may have on your plans.

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Learn About Your Options After Pregnancy

Whether you're breastfeeding or have plans for future pregnancy, there are a number of birth control methods available. Don't forget to protect yourself from pregnancy until you are ready for another child.

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How Much Do You Know About Contraception?

About half of all pregnancies are unplanned, says the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. But today you have many safe and reliable choices if you want to prevent pregnancy. Birth control can be a drug, device, or method. Test your knowledge of contraception.

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