<h2>Q: When after the IUD can I conceive?</h2>
A: If you want to try getting pregnant, all you need to do is have the IUD removed. Many doctors suggest waiting for one menstrual period before trying to get pregnant.

Contraception or birth control are methods intended to be used to&nbsp;to prevent pregnancy. Contraceptives work in different ways:
1. Preventing sperm from getting to the eggs such as&nbsp; condoms, diaphragms, cervical caps, and contraceptive sponges. 2. Preventing the release of an egg such as&nbsp;birth control pills, patches, shots, vaginal rings, and emergency contraceptive pills. 3. Implants inside the uterus such as intra-uterine devices. (IUD)&nbsp; 4. Male of female sterilization to permanently prevent the man for ejaculating sperms of tubal sterilization to prevent the sperm from joining the egg

Contraception

The cervical cap is a contraceptive device made out of a soft rubber barrier that covers the cervix in order to prevent sperm from entering the uterus. In addition, spermicide is added to the cap to kill any sperm that may bypass the cap.

The Cervical Cap For Contraception

A male condom a contraceptive device made out of a thin sheath that covers the penis during intercourse.

Male Condom - Contraception

Choosing the right birth control pill can be difficult. Find out the pros and cons of different types of birth control pills.

How to Choose a Birth Control Pill

When can I conceive after using an IUD for contraception?

IUD and TTC

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