Different Birth Control Methods, How Birth Control Pill Work ?

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How Birth Control Pills Works?

Almost you learn about sex in class seventh, it makes you uncomfortable laugh. We are here to guide you with that. Here’s a proper solution to avoid pregnancy.

In the USA half of the women who are sexually active are using a proper way of birth control that’s why they planned pregnancies.

(1) The Pill (2) IUD (Intra Uterine Device)

(3) Natural Methods

(4) Plain B

(5) The Barrier Method is a technique that stops sperm in its tracks.

The Pill

The Pill is a hormonal method.

Natural Methods

The method entails a great deal of pre-arranged intercourse and crossed fingers.

Plain B

Also known as an emergency contraceptive method (morning pill)

IUD (Intra Uterine Device)

In this technique, the IUD released a hormone that warns the sperm that you are not able to sit with us.

Barrier Method

The Barrier Method is a technique that stops sperm in its tracks.

In this article, we are discussing just Pill. How its work and what are sugar pills what are their effects on pregnancy? 

A woman releases an egg on every month the Pill blocks it if she does not use any contraceptive. Estrogen and progesterone are two hormones that are increasing by pill. These hormones start stopping releasing an egg and also make a strong thick lining. If a women's body accidentally released an egg then this thick lining force down to the egg. Sperms can live for up to five days in the uterus, when there is no egg, any sperm that makes it to the uterus is standing up. Pill delivers estrogen and progesterone roundabout in 21 days into her body. 

So, what about other pills?

These are fake (sugar pills)

The main purpose of the Pill is to prevent you from becoming pregnant, but all of these other (sugar pills) pills can have other effects on your body, such as reducing acne, lowering your sex desire, and causing mood swings.

Thank you for taking the time to read our series of articles on Contraceptive Methods.

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