The pill or patch if you have not had a child (depo is the devil, don't try that!) and IUD if you have had a child.
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This very much depends on you. Your age, health, lifestyle, and family history all help your doctor to decide the best, safest, and most effective method for you. If you can't afford to see your doctor for this, visit your local health department or planned parenthood who can provide you with a free evaluation and appropriate birth control method, as well as yearly exams.
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