Dr. Sharon Malone
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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And if birth control pills, if the only thing they did was control your fertility, that's enough.
But birth control pills are quite helpful for
Whether or not you have cramps or you have heavy periods or for women who even have PMS, believe it or not, birth control pills help even out some of the hormonal fluctuation with PMS.
So I don't want to give the impression that birth control pills are for everybody.
Every medication, it has benefits, it has some risks.
The risks are small, particularly for young women.
And I don't want them to shy away from the most reliable, accessible birth control option because they're afraid of something or a post that they've seen on social media.
And here's the other good news is that now we have other options.
If you choose not to do birth control pills, that's fine.
We have lots of other contraceptives for young women
that are reliable, much more reliable than these natural methods.
Well, one of the things that's really kind of gone by the wayside are diaphragms and condoms.
Those are considered barrier contraception.
Now, either one alone is about 80% effective, but together, they're actually quite good.
That's probably the least used options in young girls today, but let's not forget the sexually transmitted infection issue where condoms should always be a part of whatever that regimen is, so regardless of your birth control.
That you choose.
But we also have something that is really taken whole with young women, and that is what we call LARPs.
That's long-acting reversible contraception.
What is that?
IUDs.
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