Gynecology

Your Body, Your Choice. The Right Guidance Matters.

Choosing contraception is a personal decision. Get confidential, judgement-free guidance to find the method that fits your health, lifestyle and future plans.

Safe Sex Is Part of Good Health.

Contraception helps prevent pregnancy, while condoms also help reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections. Many STIs may have no obvious symptoms, making awareness and timely testing important.

New or multiple sexual partners

Unprotected Sex

Unusual discharge, odour, itching or sores

Before planning a pregnancy

Simply for peace of mind

Had Unprotected Sex? Know Your Options.

Emergency contraception can significantly reduce the chance of pregnancy after unprotected sex. It is not an abortion pill and works primarily by delaying or preventing ovulation.

Timing matters

Emergency contraception is most effective when used as soon as possible and may be used within up to 5 days depending on the method.

Need confidential guidance?

Our doctors can help you understand your options without judgement.

Contraception That Fits Your Life

There is no single contraceptive method that works for every woman. At Womanhood Hospital, we understand your health history, cycle, lifestyle and future plans before recommending the right option.

Combined Oral Contraceptive Pill

A daily hormonal pill that can also help regulate periods and manage some PCOS symptoms.

Mini Pill

A progestogen-only option, suitable for women who cannot take oestrogen, including many breastfeeding women.

Copper T IUD

A hormone-free, highly effective and reversible option that can provide protection for up to 10 years and more.

Hormonal IUD

Provides long-term contraception while also helping reduce heavy menstrual bleeding.

Injectable Contraception

A contraceptive injection given every three months, offering protection without a daily pill routine.

Condoms

A barrier method that helps prevent pregnancy and also helps to protect against STIs.

How We Help You Choose

Personalized Contraception Guidance

Your Health History

We consider medical conditions and factors that may affect which methods are suitable.

Your Cycle & Hormonal Health

Some contraceptive options may also help with concerns such as PCOS or heavy periods.

Your Lifestyle

Whether you prefer a daily pill or a long-term, low-maintenance option matters.

Your Future Plans

We consider whether you are planning pregnancy soon or prefer longer-term reversible protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will contraception affect my future fertility?

Most reversible contraceptive methods do not permanently affect fertility. Fertility generally returns after stopping the method, although the timing can vary between methods.

Can I get contraception confidentially?

Yes. Contraception and sexual health consultations are confidential, and your personal choices will be respected.

Is emergency contraception safe?

Emergency contraception is generally safe and can be used when needed. However, it is intended as a backup rather than a regular contraceptive method.

Can women with PCOS use contraception?

Yes. Several contraceptive options can be suitable for women with PCOS. The right choice depends on your symptoms, health history and future fertility plans

Can I have an STI without symptoms?

Yes. Many STIs can have no obvious symptoms, which is why testing may be important after unprotected sex or when there are other risk factors.

Because Every Woman Deserves the Best Care Dedicated to Care, Committed to You

Mon – Sat 08:00 – 20:00

Sunday – Close

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info@woomanhoodhospital.com

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