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Contraception Services in London

Contraception Services in London

At Bader Medical Institute of London, we provide comprehensive and personalized contraception services to meet the unique needs of women. Led by Dr. Maria Papadopoulou, an experienced OB & GYN specialist, we offer a range of birth control options to help you make informed decisions about family planning and reproductive health. Bader Medical Institute of London is a state-of-the-art private clinic that is dedicated to serving women with expert medical and cosmetic gynaecology services tailored to the unique needs of every patient.

Birth Control: The Benefits of Choosing the Right Contraception

Contraception plays a vital role in enabling women to take control of their reproductive health, prevent unplanned pregnancies, and plan for their families effectively. Choosing the right contraception method is key to maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle and can offer several benefits including:

  • Effective prevention of unwanted pregnancies.
  • Regulation of menstrual cycles and hormone balance.
  • Improved reproductive health and reduced risk of certain conditions.
  • Enhanced family planning and peace of mind.

Our team is here to guide you through each option to ensure you find the method that aligns with your health, lifestyle, and goals.

Bader Medical Institute of London: Types of Contraception We Offer

At Bader Medical Institute of London, we provide a variety of contraception options tailored to your specific needs, including:

  • Hormonal methods: Birth control pills, hormonal IUDs, contraceptive patches, and injections.
  • Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC): Copper IUDs and implants.
  • Barrier methods: Diaphragms and condoms.
  • Emergency contraception: Post-coital pills to prevent unplanned pregnancies after unprotected intercourse.

What to expect during your visit

When you visit Bader Medical Institute of London, you can expect compassionate, confidential, and professional care. Dr. Maria Papadopoulou will:

  1. Conduct a detailed consultation to understand your health history and needs.
  2. Explain the benefits, risks, and effectiveness of each contraception method.
  3. Help you choose the option that suits you best.
  4. Provide follow-up care to ensure optimal results.

Why choose Bader Medical Institute of London?

  • Expertise: Led by Dr. Maria Papadopoulou, a leading OB & GYN professional with years of experience.
  • Personalized care: We tailor every consultation and treatment to meet your specific needs.
  • Convenient location: Centrally located in London for easy access.
  • Comprehensive services: From contraception to overall gynaecological care, we offer a full range of medical services.

Learn more about our experienced providers by visiting the top gynaecologists page.

Take Control of Your Reproductive Health

At Bader Medical Institute of London, we are committed to providing you with personalized contraception services tailored to your unique needs. Led by Dr. Maria Papadopoulou, our experienced OB & GYN specialist, we offer a wide range of birth control options to empower you in your family planning journey.

Don’t leave your reproductive health to chance—schedule a consultation today to discuss your options with our caring professionals. We are here to guide you in selecting the best contraception methods for your lifestyle, ensuring you receive the expert care you deserve. Contact us today to book your appointment and take the first step toward a healthier future.

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    Birth Control: Frequently Asked Questions About Contraceptives

     

    Do I need a contraceptive if I am breastfeeding?

     
    Yes, If the goal is to ensure not becoming pregnant. Women who are breastfeeding should not rely on the lactational amenorrhea method (LAM) as their sole means of avoiding pregnancy. Only under the following three conditions is LAM considered to be effective.
    1. The baby is under six months old.
    2. The mother is exclusively breastfeeding, meaning the baby receives no supplemental formula or solids, and breastfeeding occurs at regular intervals day and night.
    3. The mother has not resumed her period (amenorrhea).
    If any of these conditions change—such as introducing formula, solids, or a significant reduction in breastfeeding frequency—ovulation can resume, and fertility returns.
     

    Why is the rhythm method of birth control an unreliable means of contraception?

     
    The rhythm or calendar method relies on keeping track of a woman’s menstrual cycle in order to avoid unprotected sex during the time just prior to, during, and also post ovulation or until the next menstrual cycle begins. Many women do not have perfectly regular 28-day cycles. Even slight irregularities in the cycle length or ovulation timing can make predictions inaccurate. Factors such as stress, illness, changes in weight, or travel can disrupt regular cycles, making it difficult to predict the fertile window.

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