Contraception
Contraception refers to the methods that are used to prevent pregnancy, on these pages you can find out about different types of contraception, including where to get them and how well they work at preventing pregnancy.
There are many methods of contraception available. Some methods may be more appropriate or effective for you than others. It is highly recommended that you speak to a healthcare worker so they can help you find the ideal method for you.
Short acting contraception methods include things like the combined oral contraception pill, the progestogen only pill (mini pill), contraceptive patch and the contraceptive vaginal ring.
Long acting contraception methods include the non-hormonal copper coil (Intrauterine device or IUD), the hormonal coil (Intrauterine system – IUS), contraceptive injection and hormonal implant.
Barrier methods refers to male condoms, female condoms, the caya diaphragm, and natural family planning. You will also find information about how to access condoms with a c-card (if you are under 25) on this pages.
If you wish to access our service for your contraceptive procedure, please ring our appointment line to make an appointment.