The TLDR: Vitamin D levels benefit from supplements (duh), but birth control with estrogen may also make a difference.

For women with certain medical conditions, some birth control types are riskier than others.

The likes far outweigh the don’t likes.

The IUD is a low-maintenance way to prevent pregnancy—but new research suggests it might have perks for your sex life too.

If we’re going to have sex, we need to have this conversation.

I find spermicide irritating.

I'm getting headaches.

I don't like the hormonal side effects.

I'm having some skin irritation.

I'm getting vaginal discharge.

I'm afraid that getting the IUD inserted will hurt.

My partner says it reduces his sensitivity.