Birth Control & STI

Contraception is described as a method used to prevent pregnancy. There are many safe and effective contraceptive methods. Taking time to understand each method will help you make decisions. Only you can decide what is best for you. In Famcare, a nurse can help you discuss all of your contraceptive methods with you and choose the method that best suits you. You can also find information on various kinds of family planning methods at https://bedsider.org/methods.

Sexually transmitted diseases (also called sexually transmitted diseases - STDs) are viral or bacterial infections spreading from person to person during sexual or intimate contact. Depending on the infection, there is the possibility of infection through all kinds of sexual activity. Over half of us all involve sexually transmitted diseases at some point in our lives. Because sexually transmitted diseases may or may not cause symptoms, you may infect, spread the infection, or even know it

If you think there is a possibility of STI, the test will give you the treatment you need. We are here to answer your question. FamCare's nursing staff will discuss with you about sexually transmitted diseases and help you to receive the necessary exams and treatments.

Many young women and men can talk to their mothers, fathers or guardians about these issues, but others need confidential services. You can discuss contraception or STI protection with your primary care provider (PCP). You can also consult a gynecologist, a family planning clinic's healthcare provider, or a student health center or school clinic's healthcare provider. It is important for you to be content with your provider as it is important to share personal information and health issues with her / him. You need to listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and find a provider that can spare time to explain the problem to you.

I just completed a typical annual exam for a healthy 26 year old woman. Since I am a gynecologist, I discussed contraception, STI screening, Papanicolaou smear, healthy diet and exercise. We underwent a thorough examination of Papanicolaou smear and examined follow - up guidelines. My total visiting time usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. This is longer than the time allotted by many other providers. When dealing with all the necessary problems, I think we are very thorough and complete. My patient said - "There is one more thing ..." When I took over, I started out of the room and instructed me to "go to the front desk to arrange the next visit." Take it out of the handle of the door - she said, "I do not think it has reached the climax so far."

When I saw the House of Representatives voting for family planning, it meant important services such as contraceptive funds, STI, cancer screening and so on. And raising another child. Some employers are worried about losing their jobs when employers learn that they are pregnant. Some of the parliaments want to take care of the funds, but refuse to pay insurance if a woman is pregnant and decides to end the pregnancy.