Should you use the Copper IUD Over Other Forms of Birth Control? https://youtu.be/VtnRwcc5wSE When it comes to birth control, there are MANY options available. But how do you know which one you should use? As
IUD’s (Intrauterine Devices used for contraception) have come a long way and are a favorite of young women, especially those who have suffered from painful and heavy periods in the past. But why do they lighten periods or even make them disappear? What does this mean for your future fertility? IUDs come in a variety of shapes and sizes but the only one that is ... Read more
Learn about Natural Birth Control and the different methods of natural birth control that you can use to prevent pregnancy.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), family planning allows couples to plan and space their children’s birth. Thanks to contraceptive methods, pregnancies are more...
IUD’s (Intrauterine Devices used for contraception) have come a long way and are a favorite of young women, especially those who have suffered from painful and heavy periods in the past. But why do they lighten periods or even make them disappear? What does this mean for your future fertility? IUDs come in a variety of shapes and sizes but the only one that is ... Read more
Considering the copper IUD pros and cons as a potential non-hormonal birth control option? I had the paragard and here are 9 pros and cons!
Here are some reasons I removed my copper IUD you may also be struggling, Here are the side effects of copper IUD! copper iud vs hormonal iud
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), family planning allows couples to plan and space their children’s birth. Thanks to contraceptive methods, pregnancies are more...
Paragard is an FDA-approved IUD that can prevent pregnancy for up to 10 years. Click here to learn more about the only non-hormonal birth control.
In hopes of finding an accommodating alternative to hormonal birth control, millions of women — including myself — have turned to the copper IUD, known for having no subsequent side effects besides…
The relationship between IUDs and acne varies from person to person. Here is a quick look at IUD and its relationship with acne, effects, and treatments.
The hormonal IUD can permit normal hormonal cycling so is better than other types of hormonal birth control. It does have some side effects.
By INSTAGRAM @docs_sznajder_gandolfo There are several non-hormonal options for birth control that do not have the same negative side effects as hormonal birth control pills. Here are a few...
Here’s what to know before you make up your mind about whether an IUD is right for you and your contraceptive needs.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal condition that can impact a woman’s reproductive system in a big way. Women with PCOS often deal with infertility, irregular menstrual cycles, polycystic ovaries, and sex hormone imbalances that contribute to a lot of chronic common symptoms. Since PCOS symptoms can often be rooted to sex hormone levels,
Understanding the different types of contraception is essential for making informed decisions about reproductive health. This 14 page guide offers just that! Contraception methods vary widely in terms of their effectiveness, ease of use, side effects, and how they fit into different lifestyles and health profiles. From hormonal options like birth control pills, patches, and IUDs, to non-hormonal methods such as condoms, diaphragms, and fertility awareness, each method offers unique benefits and considerations. By exploring these options, individuals can choose a method that best aligns with their personal needs, health conditions, and future family planning goals. Whether you seek temporary contraception or a long-term solution, understanding the full spectrum of contraceptive methods empowers you to take control of your reproductive health and well-being.
Pattern created and written by Joy of a Jack Rabbit. Your PDF will include instructions for a two types of IUDs: a hormonal one (Mirena, Kyleena, Skyla and Liletta) and a nonhormonal one (aka Paragard, or the copper IUD). PHYSICAL PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE BY REQUEST **TERMS** - This is not a physical item, you will find a link to download the PDF of a crochet pattern after purchase as soon as payment is confirmed - Due to the physical nature of this product, there are absolutely no returns or refunds - Please do NOT duplicate, repurpose, or redistribute this pattern, including making alternations to sell your own pattern. - Please do NOT sell finished products if they are available in their physical form on the Joy of a Jack Rabbit store. - If physical products are not being sold by Joy of a Jack Rabbit, you're welcome to sell your finished products in small quantities but please give prominent credit. MATERIALS NEEDED Crochet hook (I used 4mm) Tapestry needle Scissors Fiberfil/Polyfil Optional: Sturdy wire, Masking tape STITCHES USED Ch - chain St - stitch Sl st - slip stitch Sc - single crochet Inc - sc increase Dec - sc decrease BLO - back loop only FO - fasten off
An open breakup letter to my copper IUD.
Research from the University of Utah and Planned Parenthood shows evidence that the hormonal intrauterine device or LNG-IUD is an effective option for both long-term and emergency contraception. Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones speaks with Dr. David Turok and what his team’s research means for women and OBGYN practice.
Paragard is an FDA-approved IUD that can prevent pregnancy for up to 10 years. Click here to learn more about the only non-hormonal birth control.
Dr. Talia Marcheggiani, ND, talks about a condition called estrogen dominance and how conventional therapies, such as the Mirena IUD, won't cure it.
A review of the copper IUD or coil (ParaGard) and its pros and cons. The copper IUD does not affect hormones but it does have some side effects.
High copper is a potential cause of elevated estrogen. While it’s not overly common these days, as endobabes, it’s good to be aware of any and all potential contributors of elevated estrogen, as endometriosis loves estrogen.
I am an advocate for nutrient-density. Most of you know that meat is the most nutrient-dense, bio-available food. But as many more people adopt this way of eating, we’re seeing some issues...
Dooley Noted: 3/20/2016 I’m a supporter of the mass exodus from oral contraceptives. This medication is deemed safe, yet the medical information packets note the increased risk of stro…
The Paragard IUD and Mirena IUD are amazing but they have a lot of risks. I've had both and discuss here the various risks of IUDs in this article. At this point, I'm considering myself lucky considering all the Mirena pseudotumor cerebri lawsuits popping up. Check out this article to see some of the IUD Risks.
Perhaps there's no topic of greater confusion to women than the highly publicised introduction of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for menopause. In a nutshell, the purpose of HRT is to replace hormones that decline from perimenopause onwards. There are various combinations of oestrogen and progesterone (EPT) or oestrogen (ET) only therapies. Delivery systems include patches, creams, tablets or intrauterine devices (IUDs). The recent release of a meta-analysis published in the LANCET of 58 studies and over 108000 women has clearly indicated that there is an increased risk of breast cancer and that medical practitioners should adjust their prescribing strategies. To put it into context.
Dr. Talia Marcheggiani, ND describes many hormonal imbalances seen in her practice, how birth control and Mirena IUD may not help (and might even hinder) your attempts to get well, and what to do about it.
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Considering the copper IUD pros and cons as a potential non-hormonal birth control option? I had the paragard and here are 9 pros and cons!
