Key Facts about Contraception
Use contraception to avoid getting pregnant.
Contraceptive Implant
Implants are inserted under skin release hormones.
Intrauterine Devices (IUDs)
An IUD is a device that is inserted into the womb.
Contraceptive Injection (Depo)
Depo is an injection of the hormone progestogen.
Contraceptive Pills
Contraceptive pills are daily oral tablets.
Vaginal Ring (NuvaRing)
The vaginal ring is a soft plastic ring.
Condoms (external & internal)
Condoms are barrier methods of contraception.
Diaphragm (Caya)
A diaphragm is a shallow, cup made of silicone.
Withdrawal (pulling out)
The penis is pulled out before ejaculating.
Vasectomy (sterilisation)
Surgery which blocks the tubes which carry sperm.
Tubal Ligation (sterilisation)
Surgery to block the fallopian tubes with clips.
Contraception after Pregnancy
Contraception options after pregnancy can vary.
Fertility Awareness Methods
Natural family planning avoids sex when fertile.
Emergency Contraception (after sex)
A contraception method after sex has occurred.