Sitemap

  • Home
  • Methods
  • Male Condom
  • Contraceptive Injection
  • Spermicides
  • Withdrawal Method
  • Contraceptive Implant
  • Diaphragm
  • The Pill
  • Contraceptive patch
  • Cervical Cap
  • Intrauterine System (IUS)
  • Intrauterine Device (IUD)
  • Fertility Awareness
  • Sterilization
  • Emergency Contraceptives
  • BLOG
  • Birth Control 101
  • Birth Control Pill: Myths and Facts
  • 6 Questions Malaysian Women Should Ask Their Pharmacist About Birth Control
  • Importance of Family Planning
  • 7 Reasons for Late Period When You Are Not Pregnant
  • Which Contraception Method Is Right For You?
  • Can You Possibly Be Pregnant While on The Pill?
  • Challenging Your Knowledge About The Pill
  • What You Need To Know About Menstrual Cycle And The Pill
  • World Contraception Day
  • Size does matter
  • Controlling acne with the Pill
  • Condom allergy?
  • Why should I be concerned with family planning?
  • How To Choose Birth Control That’s Right For You
  • Birth control pills: 5 myths you should stop believing
  • 7 Benefits of the Pill Beyond Contraception
  • 10 Reasons Why Malaysian Couples Need Family Planning
  • It’s not a contraceptive, period
  • When two isn’t better than one
  • Hit or myth: The Pill provides full protection
  • Now that’s a breakthrough
  • A tough pill to swallow
  • Stop the cycle
  • Hit or myth: STD won’t strike the same place twice
  • Hit or myth: Pool pregnancies?
  • Hit or myth: Virgins are always STD-free
  • Get yourself tested
  • Hit or myth: Sex is automatically safe between two HIV positives
  • Talk the talk
  • Of sex drives and the Pill
  • Hit or myth: STDs and oral sex
  • Can the Pill change women’s preference in men?
  • Hit or myth: The Pill and infertility
  • Condoms… Expire?!
  • The Pill and preventing pregnancy-related health risks
  • Cramping your style, no more
  • Natural family planning: The basics
  • Sex problems and how to deal with them
  • Treating STDs
  • Hit or myth: There is only one emergency contraceptive method available.
  • Burning rubber
  • Will contraceptive pills work if I take them after having unprotected sex?
  • I’m worried about birth defects.
  • Hit or Myth: Birth control pills can be taken indefinitely
  • Hit or myth: Oral contraceptive use causes breast cancer
  • Help! I want to take contraceptive pills but I’m afraid of the weight gain.
  • Compare contraceptives
  • Let's Talk
  • How to Talk About It With Your Partner
  • How to Talk About It With Your Doctor
  • How to Talk About It With Your Parents
  • FAQs
  • Male condom
  • The Pill
  • Contraceptive injection
  • Contraceptive patch
  • Diaphragm
  • Cervical cap
  • Spermicides
  • Intrauterine Device (IUS)
  • Contraceptive implant
  • IUD (Intrauterine Device)
  • All your burning questions answered here!
  • Fertility awareness
  • Sterilization
  • Emergency contraceptives
  • Contact Us