What's the BEST birth control? | YouTube

Have you tried any of these options?!

[@Cyber_Cowboy]

Who else thought when she said the most effective she was going to say abstinence?

[@Asianlove4ever]

I said it to myself 😂😂😂

[@ghostshell438]

Ah. Men of culture. 🙇‍♂️

[@gullygully5698]

Yep yep

[@msmiabobia]

i feel like she did that as a way of saying it’s obvious that’s the best but medically/medicine wise it would be implant

[@Jwilpet8]

Probably most of us 😂

[@beautynbrainzxo]

If you ask me, there aren’t enough options. Same drugs just different methods and they all suck.

[@annamahous1370]

And I’m sick of doctors and nurses acting like condoms are irresponsible. > 20 yrs of not wanting kids and not a single scare. Plus no HPV or HIV. But I haven’t yet seen a video about how to properly get one on (or in) and, most importantly, check for leaks.
Extra hormones cause mental illness in some people and pose role should not be gaslit about it.

[@lynnmabe6078]

And they never mention blood clots, cancer or the multitude of lawsuits due to complications from them all

[@isatq2133]

If men had our problems they would be fixed in a month.

[@imsippinonsimpjuice2531]

@@isatq2133*straight rich white men

[@kaylieb.1265]

this is why we need male birth control

[@blessedpandagirl]

please note that not everyone with a uterus can take hormonal birth control. it gave me skull splitting, projectile vomiting migraines.

[@villajj]

Why and what did you take?

[@blessedpandagirl]

@@villajj i don’t know why, i’m not a dr and the dr i was seeing at the time was dismissive and unhelpful, so i stopped seeing him. and that’s a rather personal question.

[@LittleLindsee]

were you on the combination pill? Or just progesterone birth control pill?

[@blessedpandagirl]

@@LittleLindsee it was a very long time ago, but i believe combination. i took it for 3 days. day 1 i felt like someone was following me. day 2 i literally thought my cranium was cracking open, could not touch my head at all, and hit the toilet with my barf from the hallway (couldn’t believe i actually made that shot). day 3 was nearly as bad as day 2, but i took ibuprofen early, which helped to some degree. day 4 i figured out what was happening and didn’t take it.
my dr actually got angry with me that i had that reaction, as if i could control it.

[@jackyguevara3030]

I’m sorry you went through this :( I hope you feel better soon ❤

[@hollym1751]

Can someone just spay me like a dog already? I honestly just want that 😂

[@mrsnoname7849]

Taking the pill was one of the biggest mistakes I made. Got depression, migraines, low libido, etc…… from it. After 6 years and different pills I stopped it. I was infertile for 3 years because I got a lot of cysts in my ovaries. The reason was the pill. Nowadays I’m doing the natural birth control via measuring my temperature and I’m feeling great. But this method is not for everyone, it’s pretty safe when you are disciplined and your cycle is consistent but otherwise it can be a little dangerous, when it comes to getting pregnant unwanted.

[@user-qn1dn4mb7x]

Please guide me. how do you do?

[@mrsnoname7849]

@@user-qn1dn4mb7x if you’re curious, research measurement of basal temperature and doing ovulation tests. For the basal temperature, you need a special thermometer. For tracking the measurements, there are a lot of apps. But keep in mind, the safety depends from 22 - 98%. It’s working for me, because I have a consistent cycle and lifestyle. This method needs some research and time, plus you also have to keep an eye on your cervical mucus. It’s a bit of work and I understand that’s it not for everyone.

[@user-um9sd5qd8v]

Tracked my cycle for 10 years, never got pregnant once. The first month we tried, immediately got pregnant. Not sure why drs don’t educate women on how their bodies work instead of encouraging hormone disrupting drugs!

[@FaithDoom]

Can you educate me on this?

[@sakshisharda4758]

​@adriannaedwards7854 god can u pls pls guide me on that? My cycle length varies every month so fertile window is a tricky part for me

[@whatever3145]

​@@sakshisharda4758not everyone can do this. My cycle varies.

[@milanaisms]

@@sakshisharda4758get a thermometer dedicated solely to checking your vaginal temp; start after your period. on the days where your temp goes up a few degrees, that means you’re ovulating. the temp change will only be 1-3° at most but the subtle change is the indicator

[@kyleemeg2171]

@@sakshisharda4758that’s the thing, this is only really affective if you have regular cycles.
However, a good way to know if you’re ovulating is discharge. It’ll change texture when you’re fertile. Also, your cervix raises and softens. I taught myself all of this from credible online sources

[@tarheelfans98]

Yeah. My daughter likes the implant. She came off the implant, she had a baby and wants to have another implant for now. I had some issues years ago and tried several different types myself. I did prefer not having to think about it everyday. But absolutely do what works for you. I enjoy your short videos!

[@fharnios]

I bled for 2 years straight with Nexplanon (not sure how it's spelt) 😭 I didn't have insurance to get it taken out for a long time. Ranged from heavy spotting to full period events the entire time. Oh how I wish it worked for me!

[@LittleLindsee]

oh my gosh! i was thinking of getting the implant to stop the bleeding i’ve been experiencing constantly for the past 3 months (my dr isn’t helping), but idk now that’s terrifying what you went through!

[@alinagalvan8719]

@@LittleLindsee It could vary depending per person. I had the Nexplanon in for 5 years and it worked great. It actually made my periods irregular. I would have one every other month. Now, the longer you have it, then your periods become more normal. & that’s what my doctor told me. I highly recommend the Nexplanon implant because it is the most effective. Just got mine taken out because now i’m in a different mindset!

[@gullygully5698]

4 months bleeding!!!! we're looking for something else bc this is driving the young adults crazy!!! Dr. Says it causes irregular bleeding how to fix it

[@alyssagorski7538]

When I had bleeding on Nexplanon, I probably dealt with it for about 3 months before telling my doctor, and they immediately prescribed a very small dose of progesterone to be taken orally. Cleared up the breakthrough bleeding within that week, and then I had very few periods (and exactly zero painful periods which is what I was looking for to begin with) until removal 3 years later. If I ever bled for more than 10 days I would take the progesterone again.
It’s a very common issue, and in my case the first thing the doctor recommended worked to clear it right up.

[@fharnios]

@@alyssagorski7538 that just activated a memory for me, I think I did that too!! A couple times but it always came back. They did ultrasounds and just said I'm "blessed" with a thick uterus! I had to switch docs and she's who put me on the pill. I believe it may have just not been ideal for teenage me.

[@eeoyre0508]

Please can you make a video explaining what all the types of birth control are? I've never heard of some of those options like the patch or the ring.
Your videos are great, thanks!

[@yol_n]

I want to know too.

[@ENIIPAUL]

I just shared more about some of these on my channel
You can stop by and say hi😃😃

[@eeoyre0508]

@@ENIIPAUL Thank you!!

[@AriccaChristine]

The pill is the only one that helps regulates my period and most people I know hate that for themselves, it’s all about what works best for you 👍🏻

[@roseyreefs]

I have the implant and my periods are so much longer! Weeks on end I used to only have them for three days a month!

[@tonimalone8474]

Exactly, that’s why I stop taking it

[@tarheelfans98]

My daughter didn’t get her period while on it. She came off to get pregnant. She just had her baby and plans to have another implant. She liked it. I find it fascinating how everyone’s bodies are so different. I hope you ladies find something that works good for you!

[@abc-ju5oq]

Weeks on end 😭

[@auggygobby8233]

Same here!! I had mine for MONTHS so I got off it and swapped to the depo shot, it's worked amazing and only spotted a couple of times and got one light period

[@lovelyPink464]

sameee :( my periods are longer and more painful on nexplanon

[@MrsStefana]

Why the implant? I have an IUD and it's the best for me. I'm on the 3rd "renewal" and 17 years period-free, pain-free and child-free. I understand that for some women it's very painful when inserted, but it was not the case for me. I'm just curious to see what menopause is gonna be like, after so many years without any bleeding...

[@kb6069]

The best birth control was not even mentioned in her short video. By far the most reliable birth control is the Vasectomy, no need to rent birth control!

[@centralprocessingunit4988]

youre wrong.
its called abstinence.

[@sindelscat9336]

Or tubal ligation

[@kyokoslaboratory]

There's something called STDs.

[@haristudytube4803]

​@@centralprocessingunit4988 abstinence isn't a safe option. You can still get pregnant because we can't know the exact date of ovulation. As I'm saying this, i am understanding that you don't know what periodic abstinence actually means and you're just a red pilled guy. Lol uneducated

[@criptard]

It's not abortion

[@vampz666]

what’s the best birth control to help calm down a period or get rid of it completely? Mine is so painful i pass out from the pain, i shake all over to the point i can’t hold an object that doesn’t even weigh a pound without dropping it, and so much more side affects. I can’t deal with the pain much longer so i need something to help calm the pain or get rid of it completely

[@dilgele1623]

Hysterectomy

[@racecarisracecarbackwards]

I was on the shot and mine went away. I only had minor bleeding but every woman is different so some women do still get their periods.

[@CMtinton]

Have you check to obgyn ? You should. I passed out couple months ago. Turns out there was endomeriosis in my womb. I was in my period for 40 days. I have to swallow pain killer every single day or else I can't walk. I even get anemia. It ruin my nails, my hair, my skin. It was a living hell. But now I got better. I suspect it was my hormon change out of the blue. And it could be dangerous. Please get yourself check.

[@kitty2ism633]

@@CMtintonagreed and same here. They found out i have a condition called endometrial hyperplasia and unfortunately the only proven treatment for it is progesterone or surgery i chose the progesterone as i have an unrelated medical condition that makes anesthia high risk so we are trying to avoid that a tall costs. I really hope it works (I’ll find out in a couple months at my follow up)

[@mapletree8086]

Iud. Specifically the mirena. Not fully guaranteed to make your periods go away but it does make them lighter over time

[@nadine6242]

All my birth control pill did was make me acne less and made me less depressed; other than that, k gained a ton of water weight :/ and I’m heavier now

[@imperfectlyperfect5221]

It made you have less acne and less depressed? Sounds like a win to me

[@taniasanchez1383]

Work out

[@ariiijj]

what pill did you take if you don’t mind me asking?

[@nadine6242]

@@ariiijj I took Alysena 28 :/ but I’m on a different one now, I’m on Lolo now.

[@bostonb4kedbeans]

You can't just magically gain weight. It's causing hormone differences which are causing you to eat more. Control your calorie intake. You can only lose and gain weight from caloric deficit/ increase. It doesn't just magically pile on after you take birth control. Hate people making birth control look bad for their poor food choices. i gained some weight on bc, purely from overheating while hormonal.

[@santiagojulia03]

I actually was having the shot for about a year after I had my second and I felt the same. Periods were the same it didn’t affect me at all and the shots you get every 3 months. I’m also 24 years old and healthy if that helps anyone

[@user-ll1nc2ru4t]

So many options for birth control...kinda
Lmao if you want a non hormonal birth control your only option is the copper IUD. As an epileptic, this is my only option. All of those rings, patches, and hormonal IUDs are just different methods of delivering hormones to your body. Also, can we PLEASE get more videos on MALE birth control

[@taradise_x]

Paraguard/ Cooper IUD. That’s been the best for me. No hormones. Lasts 10 years. Periods are heavy for 5 days and then abruptly stop the last day. I can handle that over the weight gain and yucky side effects I got from all of the hormones in other forms of birth control.

[@honeybee416]

I wanted to like this, but I bled constantly for 3 months and was in terrible pain. I couldn't stand it anymore and had it removed.

[@taradise_x]

@@honeybee416 Oh no! That can happen. I spotted for about 4 weeks, but no bleeding as you described. Yea unfortunately, some people have this side effect. I would say my only side effect is heavy periods, and cramping during my cycle but it’s only a little worse than it usually is. I have a pretty high pain tolerance and ibuprofen usually knocks it down a few pegs.

[@vihaansai5889]

I hated it
I got periods every 24 F n days and with 6. Days of periods
What’s the point now

[@TiffinyRobin-pt4yj]

I got my an implant today at a young age...I'm worried it might affect my body size, or change my appearance.

[@gabim3093]

I got it at 20, and I gained weight , about 10 lbs a month and I was working out 3 hrs (I worked at a gym) and barely ate at all because I was full time and a full time student.
All in all, before the implant I was 102.
After just 6 Months of the implant I gained 40 lbs.
I couldn’t believe why I was gaining if I was eating nothing really because I’d burn it all off and I was 102 naturally.
Don’t get it. I gained a lot of weight until I took it off in just a short period of time and I later had fertility issues. I had several miscarriages at age 21-23 because I got married and was trying for a baby.

[@nans7514]

To be honest I got it at 18 and gained like 5LLbs but also I was eating junk food ofc it was obvious it was gonnna effect with or without. Myself with healthy eating and exercise that wasn’t tooo bad however the anxiety over the stopppp. The worst and hormones feel moody all the time. Mines for 5 years but I want to take it off before 😓

[@Jessimoreloss]

@@gabim3093what type of iud was it mirena or non hormone one copper IUD I don’t want to gain weight

[@ohthetypicalheathers]

I wanted to try going on a birth control implant to be safe incase anything happened through my high school years with me and boyfriend, even though I don’t plan on full on having intercourse because of pregnancy risks. I told my step mom, she forwarded it to my dad and they both approved but then they had to talk to my (biological) mom about this since I was afraid to open up to her about it. She reacted badly and said she’d lose trust with me in that area, would become suspicious of me, would possibly prevent me from seeing my boyfriend, talk to his parents, and was going to find out the reason why I even need it and is upset about this. I feel very hurt that I feel restricted from becoming more independent and exploring my own sexuality and hurt that she is making it seem wrong that I have gotten more involved with my boyfriend. Me and him have not planned and do not plan to have full on intercourse because I don’t want to get pregnant. But there’s still other risks I want to use birth control for incase of, but I am really hurt to hear this from my mom. She’s never talking to me about sex at all and it hurts me a lot. It’s nerve wracking to open up to her about it because her reaction can be (and was clearly) really bad. I’ve been with my boyfriend for a year and we really love each other and are very smart, and openly communicate about sex and what is right for us and what works. This makes me even more furious that she feels she can cut off my relationship that isn’t in her control when she has no context at all of what we even do because she never tries to talk to me to understand me or educate me. His dad at his house isn’t very close watching of us but I still clearly haven’t gotten pregnant because I don’t condone having full on intercourse, even when unsupervised. But I feel I still want protection because of other things we do that are considered “sexually active”… I really needed to vent this and share this because I’m frustrated at my lack of support I need in my mother that I have never received from her in this way and because of all the frustration I have from not hearing her values or education about my sexual health. I see my friends and boyfriends with supportive mothers on sexual health and it makes me even more hurt. 🥲

[@gabim3093]

If you’re 18 you can get it alone….like make an appointment with your OB or pediatrician and you have a right to HIPAA so no one can ask you anything you don’t want to disclose nor do they have the authority to look themselves. EVEN if you’re on their insurance, they cannot open your mail it’s a FEDERAL CRIME.
Your medical records are protected. And if they try to interfere then they’re breaking the law. Get access to them online as your doc on how you can and then get the app your hospital is using.
The HIPAA thing is protecting you as we speak, I think around 11-12 yrs old (at least in my time) I was able to tell my mom to leave the room when I got my physical and I asked for birth control just to see if I’d get it and I could. I didn’t do it ofc (but you don’t need anyone’s permission it’s your body) but only you can see your medical records. Especially if you’re In highschool, you can be in control of that , make an online account and only you access them, including medication. Take charge of your life and learn up on your rights as an individual.
I had a mom like that too plus she stole money from my bank account cause she was having control over that too. So I made her sign in the bank to get out of my account which was my legal right.
There’s so much I had to go through so I had to learn my rights because I have a mom exactly like this and I took charge of my own business be it medical records, mail, school, money, etc. since highschool because of that. Plus if I were you, I’d put your dad and step mom or anyone you trust like a guardian on my emergency contacts on anything especially the hospital records. You can change that whenever you want and tell them to delete her number if you want.

[@rainbowgaming4712]

Your mom sounds absolutely awful. I don't have a great mom for many reasons but I turned 15 last month I got my first period 3 months before I turned 13 from my second period on it was 8 days and heavy my mom also had super heavy periods so we brought it up with my doctor who is amazing my mom didn't want me on the pills cause she had a really bad experience with them my doc actually brought up the iud I got it in February and tbh I am soooooo grateful tbh that is something you should bring up with your doc because it sounds like your at an age where you don't need your parents consent for stuff like that they needed my consent before they even did anything and because I had to get put to sleep cause of how bad it hurt I had to sign off on a blood transfusion if something happened well I was under hell my dad didn't even give consent. I didn't even discuss it with him because I didn't feel I had to but that's just my experience

[@victoriasmith2965]

If I was your dad I would get you on it and to hell with your mother. It's better to be safe and prevent unwanted pregnancy then to have sex and end up pregnant. Your mom is being very immature about it. The smart thing to do would be to get on the birth control. One of my cousins actually asked my mother to help her get onto birth control and it helped in the long run.

[@caseyvenable7701]

Implant is working amazing for me ! No periods either ❤

[@Lighthouse6104]

Nexplanon works so well for me

[@FirstnameLastname-nq3oj]

I got on the IUD after years of suffering from menstruation pain. I feel like a normal person now.

[@s.o.n.y.p.i.x]

I have the implant , and I must say it's the best choice I've made for myself.

[@yol_n]

I'm curious about the side effects as well and how do they compare to the pills.

[@WhyRyouRunningsir]

I gained so much weight on the implant. Never again!😭

[@yanlla6006]

I gained so so so much weight and I can’t get rid of it. I am a regular gym-goer and I have just gained instead of lost. It sucks!!!

[@LittleLindsee]

anyone else ever bleed for over 2 months STRAIGHT while NOT on the pill? i haven’t been on the pill in YEARS. However i’ve been bleeding for 2.5 months constantly daily. my gyno put me on the progesterone only “Slynd” pill to try to stop the bleeding. and it gave me extreme, crushing migraines, and eye problems unfortunately.. i just stopped it yesterday idk what to do or what to take to stop this constant bleeding. i don’t even know why im bleeding constantly this much for months unless it’s an extreme out of the blue hormone imbalance.. any have recommendations?

[@ashleykennedy2824]

Did they do a vaginal exam? That's the first step, to actually see what's going on inside.

[@tiffaninichole]

I don’t think it’s a coincidence that tons of women our age were on birth control for years and now they have PCOS and infertility.
So glad you be off of it! I’ve been learning my body at 34

[@localbuzzkill1760]

My first nexplanon was god sent. My second one, not so much. There are a total of about 7-8 days a month that I DONT bleed. Odds are on any given day I’m going to be bleeding, and not spotting, full on, heavy bright red bleeding. About to say eff it and switch to FAM & diaphragm and condoms on my fertile days

[@kaylieb.1265]

what birth control won’t make my mood change? i cannot risk becoming suicidal because of birth control, i’m just too high risk already. i also cannot risk having a child. i just need to know how to not get pregnant and also not have horrific hormonal changes

[@pienkunicorn]

Unfortunately the only real option is to double up on barrier methods.
So get a Caya diaphragm and use with condoms. And potentially spermacide.
No hormone changes. You do have to use them properly every time though.

[@2CanadianEh]

NONE OF THEM
I have PMDD and am very sensitive to normal changes
And the copper IUD gave me incredibly painful cysts.
Best way not to get pregnant is not to have sex

[@hexhex7220]

abstinence? she's a professional who empowers women..not a " preacher"

[@Spookyfa1ry]

I’m 14 and I started birth control to regulate my periods. The birth control makes me tired a lot is that normal?

[@itsemmabae1373]

It is normal to be tired, I’m about to get off it cause they don’t tell you the actual side effects . For me it’s brain fog, tiredness, no se drive, panic attacks, horrible anxiety. I hear people get off of it all all these things dissaoear

[@999yemy]

Get off the pill it will mess with your body wayyy too much you’re too young to deal with that

[@Worminthedirt]

@@itsemmabae1373I just quit my pill a week ago and hope all of my symptoms go away. Been on it for 15 years and decided enough was enough and I’ll just start learning to track my ovulation once things go back to normal

[@villajj]

Honey, just do keto diet. That pill is bad for you. Too young to take just to regulate period.

[@lovedove2661]

Totally normal.

[@anitxtina]

The most effective for me was my hysterectomy 🤣🤣

[@denesejamerson2356]

Me as well!

[@LunaFlame]

VASECTOMY! Done

[@mapletree8086]

So far I’ve tried 3 forms of birth control including two iuds
I think the mirena iud is working out best for me
Kyleena iud caused me to have a period for 3 weeks 🙄
Bc pills gave me hot flashes and I hated having to take something daily on top of what I needed to take for my mental health
And the nexplanon implant…that was a nightmare 😅. Nonstop spotting and made me really depressed
So yea, there’s no best option because everyone reacts to things differently 😊

[@hlianamariakaragiorgi6134]

the copper IUD is lovely and doesn't necessarily cause too much bleeding... or cramps ... it just kills the sperm and u are ur regular.. it's so down rated.. I got it for only 19eu and it goes for 5yrs

[@viviennesunny]

Take care. Mental health remedies cut off the effect of hormone methods.

[@suzellebailey1896]

Hello like to fellow your advice to share with young ladie in my community,, very helpful motivations ❤

[@auwalsanitakalafia2972]

Witch one is the best for 5 years

[@violetscreaming]

The one that suits you…. But the only totally infallible one is abstinence.

[@akoroseraishi8604]

Best birth control? Its abstinence XD

[@funnythings5454]

Thank you so much for not saying "no sex". Such an old joke

[@Evelyn-zh8ej]

As a Chef where can I access the recipe? 🌹

[@indigobunting2431]

Cost matters, too. Hormones gave me mood changes. Diaphragm?

[@kittyhunter3595]

What would you recommend for someone who has adhd

[@Rimyasim]

I got too much acne with birth control pill what should i do

[@tandevthakurspain1722]

Hello I want to ask something Becoz i was Harmon implante in arm last year and my periods is regular 1 year but now last 2 months my periods not coming even not drop of blood but now my face having itching and redness and so much rashes plz can you tell me what can I do😊

[@berriexcream]

Personally I went with the implant (3 year plan) had no issues, period hardly showed, but my anger was crazy. However I knew it was the better option for me as id forget the pill 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ with the implant Ik it’s there and don’t have to second guess

[@goldengirls234]

i got my 2nd implant put in my arm and i hate it with a passion !!! my periods are two weeks now fuckin insane plus i have spotting here and there

[@user-hx5gh7iv3k]

Is it good to take in birth control pill after pull out

[@lovelove7103]

Use plan B within 72 hours if you are not sure.
You have a great percentage to get pregnant with pullout.

[@carriew5106]

Why do Americans not talk about condoms? Most effective and no hormones.

[@alirodmd]

It’s not the most effective

[@LittleLindsee]

Because not all of us use birth control for not getting pregnant. Actually, a high number of women have to take birth control to stop bleeding or help with hormones. like me i have to take it now because i was unexpectedly bleeding for almost 3 months straight😢

[@honeybee416]

It's only about 80% effective

[@vihaansai5889]

@@honeybee416no way
It’s super effective
If used correctly
Don’t use expired ones and it must fit tight
Never had an issue in 20 yes

[@br00talrus36]

​@@honeybee416 98% if used correctly every time

[@denesejamerson2356]

Removal of uterus or fallopian tubes!

[@user-oe5xt3su1i]

Someone tell me if the pill made them gain weight

[@NicholleChristineEdwards]

STOP SERVING MEN A WARM PLACE.

[@angelinasangma7661]

What about married woman with their husbands?

[@etsap1236]

@@angelinasangma7661 There still isn’t a need. However it’s certainly better if the couple’s married.

[@kemikunle9360]

🤣 I’m going to take this as a joke

[@jennifersanchez8903]

The implant is even more effective than the Iud?

[@saraholuchi6674]

Anyways.. Got my patches today

[@sophiavoigt5798]

Vasectomy

[@deva813]

😂

[@PERRIERTASTESLIKEPISS]

Yeah if you’re in a long term relationship, but for hook ups or the early years of a relationship hell no.

[@HiNinqi]

The best is a vasectomy of you ask me.

[@angelinasalazar222]

Is anyone on lessina and how was there exeperience reviews are horrible for it??

[@anikadobhal7326]

Condoms left the chat -

[@cesartorres7457]

They are talking about female birth control, female condoms aren’t really the best either

[@Seblovin]

My face 😅

[@wlfie950]

They're all the same when it comes to how traumatizing and horrible they are. There's cure for cancer and you telling me there's no better birth control for women or males birth control?

[@fuhgetabatit1051]

Tubal is the best. And vasectomy. Permanent all the way

[@Karen-fs6lf]

Abstaining

[@LittleLindsee]

some of us don’t use BC for that. like i need it to stop my constant heavy bleeding that i’ve been experiencing for almost 3 months every day now. it’s unfortunate. Not all of us want to be on birth control some of us just have to because it’s the only option to help us with hormone or bleeding issues in the moment.

[@ProCommentor124]

Or you know, abstinence

[@kaylieb.1265]

or you know some people like to fucking have lives

[@ProCommentor124]

@@kaylieb.1265 I’m not saying it’s for everyone, I’m just saying that some people choose that method. Also people who are abstinent have lives

[@unknownusername2306]

Abstinence is the best by far!

[@cheyennespean3793]

pills

[@shaindyhorowitz3783]

When I ask what is the best one, I mean what has the least side effects.

[@exercisethemind]

The birth control method with the least side effects is to know your body like it's the face of a clock. If you know your cycle and check the signs of fertility everyday, you have maximum info to help you to either get pregnant or avoid pregnancy. It requires discipline, but if you follow the method it is 99% effective, more effective than most other types of birth control. It's by far the most natural, the healthiest, and most affordable system. ZERO side effects. ZERO health risks. You can find info by looking up "Natural Family Planning". The American Pregnancy Association provides a good introduction. You can learn more from books and medical professions in your area. And it has the added bonus that when you know your body very well you can also help identify any health problems more quickly.

[@br00talrus36]

condoms

[@hansigasus2006]

League of Legends

[@BrokenDiety1]

Watching kids on TikTok does the trick too!

[@NAVED_14]

What about spermcidal cream(female) and condom(male)

[@NAVED_14]

@@DevStudios000 ??wdym

[@maahimahi1874]

Cream how it's work

[@Siosifa]

Way to ignore the best one that works for anyone and everyone: abstinence. I'm just as good of a doctor as this lady in her own profession.

[@ilovemyboyfriend5425]

im taking jencycla Norethindrone im 42 dont want nomore babies lol my daughter is 17 my son is 14

[@annon3485]

Bc is no bueno

[@JanardhanShinde-lv4oe]

😮

[@chrisresolveboy]

No sex.

[@Jvel-bq6qx]

No sex if unmarried, is the best..but if you do have sex . Can you mentally handle it?. Birth control, only talk to your medical professionals. Not a channel.

[@chadmoore9336]

Abstinence

[@killerchicken750]

I thought the IUD was more effective than the implanon but there you go.

[@jessieboyett1758]

Absence. I told my husband he ain’t touching me for 6 months after my tubes are tied and he has a vasectomy. 😂😅

[@tarynbotes7014]

None

[@JanardhanShinde-lv4oe]

Y

[@teresaw5220]

Best method is abstinence.
All the rest goes against God’s gift.

[@Arnsteel634]

And Santa Claus and the Easter bunny are effective methods of helping children out of poverty. Now with that said let’s try a real solution. Develop real birth control for men other than a faulty condom

[@DevStudios000]

@@Arnsteel634if you don’t want kids don’t have sex

[@Arnsteel634]

@@DevStudios000 never in history has that line solved problems

[@rickbethwhite3479]

The best birth control is NO sex. But, that's not much fun.

[@DevStudios000]

W

[@walnutbeetle447]

Closing your legs

[@hunnbear1917]

I was in my early 20s when I had iud implanted and I chose under my arm. Pain level with no pain medication taken prior or so was like a 4.9 out of a 10 level. I have heard many scary stories females getting a iud inside the whooohaaa and they didn’t get anything that numbed them etc and it was like a pain level of 30 out of a 10 go figure. So unless u are guaranteed u will get some sort of pain relaxation don’t do it for your downstairs or u regret it for the rest of ur life. Just saying.

[@bmxgaurav]

No sex is best birth control

[@DevStudios000]

W

[@MAYAUGOCT]

DON'T Have Sex

[@DevStudios000]

W

[@user-oe5xt3su1i]

Someone tell me if the pill made them gain weight

[@alanamcgrath7295]

It didn't make me gain weight, but it did elevate my blood pressure. Now I'm on the Progesterone only pill.

[@chadmoore9336]

Abstinence