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"Sexual health" is an important part of our physical and emotional health.”

Your method, your choice.

Finding a health care provider who will support transgender and nonbinary people on both their gender and birth control journeys is very important.

No matter where you fall on the LGBTQIA+ spectrum, there’s a birth control method out there for you.

Yes, telehealth can really help.

Here's what the science says.

Here are all the details.

Tika’s period did get heavier with her IUD, but she doesn’t mind. To her, the benefits outweigh any side effects.

Mary Lide will tell you honestly that her Mirena IUD insertion included 15 seconds of “ouchy pain,” but she says it was worth it for the five years of continual birth control.

Some methods can actually help treat certain conditions.