Contraception
Contraception is used to help prevent an unplanned pregnancy. There are many methods of contraception to choose from and all of the methods are available from clinics in Manchester.
Most people want to use a method of contraception that is safe, reliable, and does not require too much thinking about. There are four methods that fit this description: contraceptive implants, IUDs (intrauterine devices), IUSs (intrauterine systems), and contraceptive injections. These are long-acting methods of contraception (LARC). Other popular methods include the contraceptive pill and the progestogen-only pill.
For more information on your contraceptive choices you can book an appointment with one of the services below to discuss your options:
- Brook (for under 20s)
- Fresh clinics (for under 25s) - 280 Upper Brook Street, Manchester M13 0FH, Tel: 0161 701 1555
- Northern Sexual Health, Contraception and HIV Service
- GP practices (not all practices can provide LARC methods)
You may find other useful information on the Sexwise and Greater Manchester Health Hub websites.