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What birthcontrol is best for a teenager?
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Birth control: The decision to have sex is a big one. First make sure it is the right one for you. It is really a personal decision. Some teens find it easy to remember to take a pill every day, some don't. Some like the shot every 12 weeks. Some prefer the implantable or the iud. Regardless of what type you pick you should make sure to use a condom to prevent sexually transmitted infections.
Answered 6/21/2015
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