Essays on Birth Control

Introduction Planned parenthood enables one to have kids whenever they are ready. It has resulted in most people using either hormonal or non-hormonal methods. Hormonal contraceptives methods include pills, IUDs, patches and implants. Did you know that they offer a ton of benefits and not…

There are a number of merit arguments to conclude that Birth Control pills should be available at pharmacies without a prescription. There is a plethora of drugs that are now over the counter which were once prescription only drugs including Sudafed, Cortaid, Nyquil, Monistat, Claritin,…

Introduction One of many wrangling decisions now a days is whether to provide birth control or let nature take its course. Studies show that “18 precent of teenage girls (age 13-18), or almost 1 in 5, are on birth control” (Kramer). There are many methods…

The First Condoms The first device that was created to prevent unplanned pregnancies was in the 1700s by Giacomo Casanova, an Italian author and adventurer. During this time, he conducted many experiments and created the earliest known form of a condom from sheep-bladder. Fast forward…

Introduction There are countless of debates among families, politicians, religious entitleds and physicians on the subject matter of whether birth control should be part of your health care coverage, and whether it is a good choice for women to use this medication. Many religious people…

Introduction When my mom found out there was a boy in my life she pushed me to be put on birth control and thought it was good but it affected me in many ways. Women don’t really see what its doing to them until it…

Around the globe in industrialized countries, fertility rates have dropped below the population replacement rate of 2.1 children per female causing economic and social concerns for the future. In the U.S. with a fertility rate of 2.09, keeping pace with the “break-even” level is attributed…

Teenage pregnancy is an ongoing problem in the United States. Adolescents are asked about their sexual activity, along with alcohol and smoking at yearly checkups ages eleven and up. An adult must be present at doctor’s appointments for all children under the age of eighteen….