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I am getting married soon and want to use contraceptives or any other effective birth control method, i am not sure what will be suitable for me.
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Visit with OBGYN: A visit with an OBGYN or a primary care provider that offers contraceptive services is a good investment. The right method for you would depend on many factors derived from a health history, family history & possibly some testing. Condoms are safe and effective but longer term methods like the pill or an IUD must be matched with your personal factors.
Answered 7/3/2018
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