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Could i have birth control without going to the gyno?
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Some options: Condoms and a variety of spermacidal agents are available over the counter and do not require a doctor visit. Oral, injectable and surgical forms of birth control should never be entertained unless under the direct care of a qualified healthcare practitioner. Best wishes
Answered 6/5/2015
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