The pill is one of the safest and most effective methods of birth control. At a success rate of nearly 100 percent the pill is the most commonly used contraceptive in the world. The oral contraceptive has always been the most popular contraceptive for females due to its easy and painless use. From an interview of conducted on 7, 3536 women it was discovered that 99 percent of women use at least one type of contraceptive for intercourse. Condoms are the most popularly used form of contraceptive for women having intercourse for the first time. In this interview it was also found that of those females with a male partner, 93 percent of the men used a condom, 82 percent of the women used birth control pills, and 53 percent of couples used the withdrawal method.
The pill works by stopping the hormones that activate ovulation by providing an extra dose of estrogen. This prevents the release of an egg. Not only this, but it also thickens the cervical mucus, making the strenuous trek for sperm even harder. The pill must be taken daily for optimum results.
Because many women forget to take the pill on a daily basis, there have been recently created iPod and iPhone applications that help by providing a daily reminder in the form of an alarm. As well as this you can also try using an online calendar, a alarm set on your phone, a note on your desk, or other simple reminders to take the pill.
The pill has been the most commonly used form of contraceptive for 2 years now and will hopefully be continually used in the future despite new, more complex methods being discovered in the medical world.
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Do you recommend pills ?
Comment by Birth Control Patch — August 30, 2010 @ 10:42 am
Dear Birth Control Patch,
No because you should always ask your doctor for suggestions/recommendations, etc.
Comment by Janine — August 30, 2010 @ 3:05 pm
hi ive been on birthcontrol for over a year now and ive missed taking my pill for almost2 weeks now,i had sex and came in me,since ive been on the pill for so long do i have a high risk of getting pregnant,if so what is the quickest and possible method i can take to prevent pregnancy….PLEASE GET BACK TO ME ASAP
Comment by unknown101 — September 17, 2010 @ 1:04 am
Dear unknown101,
The moment you stop taking pills or start missing pills the higher your risk of getting pregnant. Since it has been 2 weeks since you last took a pill, your chances of getting pregnant is very high. Talk to your doctor to see if Plan B will help you. Let your doctor know when you last had sex and when you last took a birth control pill. Every detail counts.
Comment by Janine — September 17, 2010 @ 11:26 am