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Contraception

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Home> Mums HomePre-pregnancy > Contraception

A strange thing to talk about in a website about pregnancy but it is really important that until you are ready to start trying to conceive you will need to continue using some form of contraception. You can continue with your usual method or contraceptive except if you have been taking oral contraceptives (the pill). Before trying to conceive, it is advisable to wait at least one to three months after stopping the pill, so that your periods become more regular. When you stop taking the pill, try one of the barrier methods such as a condom or diaphragm until you are ready to conceive. Ask your doctor or family planning clinic for further advice.

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