Posts Tagged Birth control
Misconceptions About Mirena IUD: Safe & Easy Birth Control Option for Sexually Active Adolescents
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Teen to Twenty-Something, Women's Health Topics on September 10, 2011
Sexual experimentation and sexual activity is a normal part of adolescence. Unfortunately, for many young adults, practicing reliable birth control methods is not as widespread. Let’s face it, adolescents are not typically known for their foresight or good judgment. If they were, they would never be late for class or miss their curfews–also normal for […]
Wondering About PMS Symptoms?
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Teen to Twenty-Something, Women's Health Topics on March 19, 2011
As the name implies, women experience the symptoms of pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS) for one to two weeks before their monthly menstruation begins. For some women, these symptoms are very mild and barely noticeable, but for others the symptoms cause considerable emotional, physical, and psychological discomfort. Lifestyle Affects PMS Severity Some research suggests that a woman’s […]
Overview of Contraception Methods – A Primer for Inquiring Minds
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Teen to Twenty-Something, Women's Health Topics on March 4, 2011
The term contraception refers to the intentional act of preventing, or reducing the chances of, pregnancy by using prescription medications, chemical agents, devices, sexual behavior, or surgical techniques. These various methods vary in levels of efficacy, safety, and adverse side effects. When choosing a method of contraception, commonly called birth control, you should candidly discuss […]
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