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Contraception, also known as birth control, is a way to prevent pregnancy despite being fertile.This is done by using some medicine, devices or surgery. For those families who are sexually active but do not want a baby then contraception is a safe and effective method. Some methods permanently stop fertility while some are reversible.Telehealth online birth control help you to empower individuals to make informed choices about contraceptives and its safe methods.Contraception methods are often misunderstood, with some believing they cause infertility. However, most methods are reversible and do not impact long-term fertility.
Access contraception consultations privately from home, anywhere in Australia.
Receive safe sexual guidance to enhance pleasure while preventing fertility.
Get tailored advice, including diet plans and detailed pros and cons of birth control methods.
Expert recommendations on the best method—surgery or medicine—based on your age and health history.
Prescription scripts for advanced care are also available.
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Online birth control refers to the process of getting a prescription for obtaining contraceptive methods through telehealth services. Patients can consult healthcare providers remotely, receive guidance on various contraception options, and obtain prescriptions without needing an in-person visit.
Telehealth doctors provide virtual consultations to discuss birth control options, assess individual health needs, prescribe contraceptives, and offer ongoing support, all from the comfort of your home.
No, most contraceptive methods are reversible and do not cause permanent infertility. Once you stop using them, your fertility typically returns to normal, allowing you to conceive if desired.
Yes, after getting your complete medical history, Telehealth doctors can recommend the most suitable contraception method for your needs during a virtual consultation.
Chances are very less.As contraceptive methods are almost safe and comes under a very small risk of getting pregnancy.
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