Copper IUD

with a practitioner that can check those levels as well.

So, Kathy, as far as my advice, ask your practitioner what type of pill you're taking, what are your personal risk factors, what are some alternatives, like Copper IUDs, barrier methods, fertility awareness.

And so if you do stop, if you're currently taking, have a plan because pregnancy can happen at any time and it usually takes a few months for your cycles to settle back in.

So again, great question.

Off.

Copper IUD, said Sarah, the only contraception that isn't hormonal and still enables you to have a natural cycle.

That's a big win.

You want to be

careful, though, with the copper IUD because a lot of people will sneak into a church or steal the power lines.

Yeah, they'll steal your copper IUD and sell it to the scrappies.

You're

having a hookup and they're like, might take that with