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CONTRACEPTION

Contraception refers to the methods that are used to prevent pregnancy. Some methods of contraception can also be used to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Contraception is FREE on the NHS for all ages and you can get it from a range of places including Brook services and your GP.

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    Get free condoms

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    12 common mistakes when using condoms

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    How do I use a condom?

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    Condom excuses (and comebacks!)

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    There’s a condom for everyone

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    Talking about condoms with your partner

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    Contraception: FAQs and Myth-busters

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    Remembering to take your pill

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    I forgot my pill, patch or ring

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    Talking to your partner about contraception

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    Myths about long-acting reversible contraception (LARC)

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    Contraception during perimenopause and menopause

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    Contraception, hormones and mental health: Georgia’s story

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    The Contraceptive Implant: Annie’s story

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    Endometriosis: Libby’s Story

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    Finding the right contraception for me: Iona’s story

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    Visiting a sexual health clinic: Rachel’s story 

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This puts you at risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

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