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Sexual and Reproductive Health
Contraception
Combined hormonal contraception
Sexual and Reproductive Health
Contraception
Choice of contraceptive method
Intrauterine contraceptive devices
Etonogestrel contraceptive implant
Depot medroxyprogesterone contraception
Combined hormonal contraception
Overview of combined hormonal contraception
Assessing suitability of combined hormonal contraception
Formulations of combined hormonal contraception
Choice of combined oral contraceptive formulation
Starting combined oral contraceptives
Missed combined oral contraceptives
Starting the contraceptive vaginal ring
Deviations from the intended schedule of the contraceptive vaginal ring
Tailored regimens of combined hormonal contraception
Managing adverse effects of combined hormonal contraception
References
Progestogen-only oral contraception (POP)
Barrier methods of contraception
Sterilisation
Fertility awareness methods of contraception
Lactational amenorrhoea method of contraception
Withdrawal method of contraception
Emergency contraception
Medical abortion
Infertility
Endometriosis
Hirsutism
Polycystic ovary syndrome
Menstrual disorders
Menopause
Male androgen deficiency
Sexual difficulties
Lactation difficulties
Disorders of puberty
Trans and gender diverse health
Combined hormonal contraception
Published
December 2020
(
Amended
July 2024)
Overview of combined hormonal contraception
Assessing suitability of combined hormonal contraception
Formulations of combined hormonal contraception
Choice of combined oral contraceptive formulation
Starting combined oral contraceptives
Missed combined oral contraceptives
Starting the contraceptive vaginal ring
Deviations from the intended schedule of the contraceptive vaginal ring
Tailored regimens of combined hormonal contraception
Managing adverse effects of combined hormonal contraception