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Contraception
Contraception is recommended up until your final period.
Barrier methods include condoms and diaphragms.
Hormonal methods include birth control pill, rod implant, depot injections and hormonal IUD, vaginal ring.
Discuss with your doctor the option best suited for you.
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Pregnancy planning
A pregnancy planning visit usually requires a longer consultation to provide a comprehensive check of your health.
This may also include a Cervical Screening Test, Genetic counselling and blood test for carrier screening and vaccinations.
Adequate level of private insurance cover may need to be considered as well as a dental check up.
Most healthy couples achieve a pregnancy within the first 12 months of trying.
If you are concerned about your fertility, please book in for a health check.
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Unplanned pregnancy
The emergency pill is available from the pharmacy without a prescription and must be taken as early as possible.
If you are undecided about what to do, free pro choice pregnancy counselling is available on 1800 Options