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Which is the most effective and worse kind of birth control for women and why?
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Individual choice: The methods that work best to prevent pregnancy include iuds, implants, and sterilization. But each woman is individual--she should find out the benefits, risks, side effects, and alternatives to each method so that she can choose what is best for her. The best method is the one that best helps her to prevent pregnancy.
Answered 11/11/2017
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