Condoms are the only kind of anti conception that protects against and prevents most STIs. This contraceptive technique may be used on request, easily available, hormone-free and can be readily used.

The combination oral contraceptive pill is commonly referred to simply as "the pill." It includes oestrogen and progesterone, two synthetic female hormones. The pill's hormones inhibit a woman's ovaries from producing an egg (ovulating).

This tiny, T-shaped device is inserted within a woman's uterus by a qualified healthcare practitioner and is constructed of material containing either copper or progesterone hormone.

A tiny, flexible rod is inserted beneath the skin of a woman's upper arm to release a version of the hormone progesterone. The hormone inhibits the ovary's ability to release an egg and thickens cervical mucus, making it difficult for sperm to enter the womb.

A synthetic form of the hormone progestogen is present in the injection. It is given in the female's buttock or upper arm, and the hormone is delivered slowly into the circulation for the following 12 weeks.

The Emergency Contraception Pill can be administered to prevent pregnancy after intercourse. While it is frequently referred to as the "Morning after" pill, it can last up to five days after unprotected intercourse.

This technique comprises of a flexible plastic ring that continually releases hormones and is inserted in the vagina. It stays in place for three weeks, then you remove it, rest for a week, and replace it. The ring secretes the hormones oestrogen and progestogen.

It is a tiny, soft silicon dome that is inserted into the vagina to prevent sperm from entering the uterus. It, like a condom, creates a physical barrier between the man's sperm and the woman's egg. After intercourse, the diaphragm must remain in place for at least six hours.

Sterilisation is the act of totally removing the body's ability to reproduce. It is a long-term or rather permanent contraceptive option for those who are certain they'll never desire children or don't want to have any more.