A guide to birth control

A guide to birth control

In a recent article in Community Impact Storytelling, ARC Gynecology physicians and APCs shared their expertise on a wide range of birth control options.

Whether you are exploring over-the-counter solutions, considering the Nexplanon implant, deciding between birth control pills, or curious about the IUD, ARC Gynecology doctors like Guy V. Blumhagen, MD, can help guide you through the decision process.

Dr. Blumhagen says, "I dedicate my career to helping my patients. It is a privilege and an honor to earn their trust, and I work hard to live up to their trust."

Types of birth control discussed in the article

  • Over-the-counter (OTC)
  • Oral contraceptives
  • Mini pills
  • Nexplanon implants
  • Intrauterine devices (IUD)
  • Injections
  • Skin Patches
  • Hormonal contraceptive rings
  • Diaphragm or cervical caps
  • Prescriptions like Opill

Scheduling an appointment

You can book most gynecology visits via ARC MyChart or call the ARC Ob/Gyn clinic closest to you. New patients and patients without MyChart can also book an annual exam via the ARC Ob/Gyn web page.

Tags: Birth Control, Gynecology, Contraception, Opill, Contraceptives, IUD, Nexplanon