Contraceptive implant
A contraceptive implant is inserted under your skin and offers an effective, convenient, long-term contraception option, safe for use by most women.
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Hormonal contraceptives and periods
Find out how different hormonal contraceptives (for example the oral contraceptive pill, hormonal IUD, and injection) might affect your period.
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Contraception options
Some types of contraception (birth control) are easier to use or more effective than others - know how to make the best choice for you.
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Diaphragm (contraceptive device)
A diaphragm is a type of contraception (birth control). Find out about diaphragms, how to use them and how well they work to stop pregnancy.
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The pill (combined oral contraceptive pill)
The combined oral contraceptive pill, usually called 'the pill', is a type of contraception (birth control) that can also help control your periods.
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Adenomyosis
Adenomyosis is a condition that affects your uterus and can cause heavy, painful periods. Read about adenomyosis symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
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Tubal ligation
Tubal ligation is a permanent form of contraception or sterilisation. Read about the benefits, risks and alternatives to having your tubes tied.
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Periods while breastfeeding
Many factors determine when your period will return if you're breastfeeding. Learn more about how breastfeeding affects your menstrual cycle.
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Slinda (drospirenone)
Slinda is a progestogen only contraceptive (birth control) pill that you take daily to avoid getting pregnant. Learn more about this contraceptive.
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Endometriosis
Endometriosis can cause inflammation, pain, affect fertility and impact your life. Learn more about treatments and how to manage the symptoms and pain.
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