Family planning is very important. When you are considering your options and would like to consult with a doctor or nurse practitioner, call us at 214-238-7888 and we will assist you in making the decision that is right for you. You have many choices that may be confusing at times. Let us provide you with the information which will enable you to make an informed decision. Some of your choices are:
Birth Control Options
Condoms
Condoms are a type of barrier contraception that physically blocks sperm, semen, and other genital lesions from making contact with one’s… Read more »
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Pill: Oral Contraception
Birth control pills work by preventing ovulation. They contain hormones, a type of estrogen and progesterone that prevent… Read more »
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IUD: Mirena
The Mirena Intrauterine Device is a small, plastic T-shaped device that is inserted into the uterus. It uses topical delivery of progestin to the uterine cavity to… Read more »
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Shot: Depo-Provera
The Depo-Provera shot is an injectable contraception that only requires one shot every three months. It contains Progesterone which effectively… Read more »
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Ring: NuvaRing
The NuvaRing is a unique form of birth control where a small flexible ring is inserted comfortably into the vagina. It delivers a steady… Read more »
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Patch: Xulane
The Xulane patch contains estrogen and progesterone that is absorbed through the skin. The “Patch” provides the conv… Read more »
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Natural Family Planning
Most women are fertile for about 8 days each cycle, (5 days before ovulation, ovulation and 2-3 days after ovulation). NFP is… Read more »
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Up to 3 Years: Nexplanon
The Nexplanon is placed just under the skin in the arm. Your body absorbs a small amount of progesterone every day which… Read more »
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Plan B: Emergency Contraception
Emergency contraception is a contraceptive method women can use after unprotected intercourse to prevent an unplanned pregnancy… Read more »