​​​In our Family Planning Clinic we can recommend the best option for you among the different contraceptive methods:

IUD: The intrauterine device (IUD) is a small plastic device, usually T-shaped. It measures between 2.5 and 3.5 cm long and 1.5 cm wide. It is inserted into the uterine cavity, and the woman carries it permanently. Efficacy: 98-99%.

Patch: It is a patch that releases estrogen and gestagen to prevent ovulation and is placed every week for three weeks, leaving one week off during menstruation. Efficacy: 99%.

Vaginal ring: It is a plastic ring, flexible and soft, 5 cm. in diameter that is placed in the vagina for three weeks, leaving one week off during menstruation. Efficacy: 99%.

Injectable: It consists of giving an injection of progesterone every two months. Efficacy: 99%.

Pill: There are two main types of birth control pills: estrogen-progesterone combination and progesterone alone. Both release synthetic hormones that decrease the chances of getting pregnant. Efficacy: 99%.

Contraceptive implant: It is an implant that is placed under the skin of the forearm and acts by releasing progesterone to prevent fertilization. Efficacy: +99%.