• There are a range of contraceptive choices available to fit with people’s lifestyles and medical needs.
• Sexual health clinics and GPs can help young people to make these decisions – including answering questions about different contraceptives.
• Some contraceptives can have other effects than preventing pregnancy, like stopping periods or make them lighter, which some people may find helpful.
• For someone with painful or heavy periods, contraceptives like the copper IUD (coil) may not be the best option as they can make the bleeding and cramps worse.

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