Does Birth Control Increase Breast Cancer Risk?
Does birth control impact breast cancer risk? We answer some common concerns, specific to those with family history of breast cancer.
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Does birth control impact breast cancer risk? We answer some common concerns, specific to those with family history of breast cancer.
The Mirena IUD is the only FDA approved IUD to treat heavy periods, in addition to preventing pregnancy. Learn more about what to expect.
We answer your questions about sex with an IUD, including what's normal for you and your partner to feel.
FPA Women's Health has been named a recipient of the Uncompensated Care grant. This funding means abortion and birth control services are available free of charge.
Yes, spotting between periods when you are on a progestin-only method like Nexplanon or an IUD can be normal, especially if you have just started this new metho
At FPA Women's Health, we are proud to have participated in the study presented to the FDA on the Opill, the first approved over-the-counter birth control.
Recent fears on TikTok have prompted us to explain the IUD insertion process. Read our latest post to learn more.
It's never too early to form healthy habits. We've put together a list of good habits to practice in your twenties that are sure to pay off in the long term.
Yes! Your body does return to fertility immediately following a termination of pregnancy. Many women ovulate even before their first period.
The short answer is, yes! Pregnancy loss in the first trimester is usually a one-time occurrence. Most women go on to have successful pregnancies when they deci