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Contraceptive advise
Hi! I just moved to new Zealand, and dont know what to do about my contraception, I usually took pills but I'm running out of them and don't really know what to do or take here. Going to a doctor is going to be really expensive now, so I was thinking to start using the BASAL Thermomether system? Does anybody know something about it?? Thank you very very much in advance
If you are 22 or younger, seeing a doctor about sexual health is free. If you see a doctor they can prescribe you a new pill for only 3 dollars.
If you don't want to get pregnant birth control or condoms are your best bet. Trying to avoid your ovulation days isn't very affective.
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