Contraception that matches your lifestyle and health, chosen together.
01 · Contraception methods
Overview of contraception methods
Compare usage timing and methods. Click an item to view details.
Condom
Each time you have intercourse
Worn contraceptive method
This method prevents sperm from entering the vagina. It is important to correctly insert and use it each time.
Be cautious of breakage or displacement
Failure in contraception may occur due to breakage, detachment, or improper use. If you have an allergy to the material, consult for an alternative product.
Features
Helps in preventing pregnancy and reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections. It can be used together with other contraceptive methods for infection prevention.
Oral contraceptive pill
Daily
Oral contraception
A hormonal oral contraceptive. There are types such as combined hormonal pills and progestin-only pills. Selection should be made based on your health condition.
Confirm if missed dose
Certain types may not be suitable for individuals with smoking history, migraines, history of blood clots, or specific medications. Please consult your healthcare provider if you notice changes in bleeding patterns or any discomfort.
Features
You can manage your own dosing schedule. If you have concerns related to your menstrual cycle, you can consult together with your contraception purpose.
Intrauterine Device
long-term
Inserted into the uterus
A method where a small device is inserted into the uterus by a healthcare provider. Available in hormonal and copper types, with different effects and usage durations depending on the type.
Monitor for changes in bleeding and determine replacement timing
You may experience changes in bleeding or menstrual pain. Rarely, device expulsion, infection, or uterine injury may occur, so pre-insertion counseling and follow-up checks are necessary.
Features
This is an option for long-term contraception without taking a pill every day. Consult a healthcare provider about the characteristics of products such as Mirena, Kyleena, and Silverline and which type suits you.
Implanon
long-term
inserted under the arm skin
Implanon is a contraceptive method that releases hormones from a small rod inserted under the skin of the arm. A healthcare provider inserts and removes it.
Check for bleeding changes and confirm insertion site
Your period may become irregular or bleeding patterns may change. If you experience pain, infection, or changes in position at the insertion site, please consult a healthcare provider.
Features
If you find it difficult to maintain daily usage, you may consider consulting about alternative options. Please review both the usage period and removal plan together.
Product details, usage conditions, and costs will be confirmed during your visit.
Sexually transmitted infection prevention is separate.
Pills and devices do not prevent infection. Condoms can help reduce the risk of infection.
02 · Checkpoints before choosing
A choice that fits your body and everyday life.
We consider your pregnancy plans and lifestyle together.
You do not need to choose a method in advance. Start by telling us what concerns you.
How long would you like to use contraception?
Tell us whether you plan to become pregnant soon or want long-term contraception. If you are considering a device, discuss removal as well as how long you plan to use it.
Can I keep using this method consistently?
Compare daily pills, methods used during sex and devices that work over a longer period. It is important to choose an approach you can manage in daily life.
Are you taking any medicines or experiencing any symptoms?
Tell us whether you smoke, have a history of migraine or blood clots, what medicines you take, and what your periods are like. The suitability of the same pill or device can vary with your health.
03 · Emergency contraception
If contraception may have failed, do not wait.
The options depend on when you had sex. Seek advice promptly.
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First, check when intercourse took place
Tell us the date and time of sex, the contraception used and why you are concerned it may have failed.
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Discuss the available options
Options depend on the time elapsed and your health. Contact a medical professional as soon as possible.
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Also check what contraception to use afterward
Emergency contraceptive pills do not protect you during sex after taking them. Check when to start ongoing contraception and whether additional protection is needed.
Emergency contraception and abortion are different.
Emergency contraception does not terminate an established pregnancy. If pregnancy has already been confirmed, please see the separate guidance.
Foreign materials are referenced as general medical information only. Domestic product approvals, usage guidelines, and implementation scope will be confirmed during your visit.
