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If you are looking for a new women’s health provider, schedule a consultation with Mile High OBGYN + Midwifery today. We offer comprehensive care that treats the entire body and mind.
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Annual Exams

Contraception Options

Mood Management

Sexual Pain or Dysfunction

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At Mile High OBGYN + Midwifery, we know that women have unique healthcare needs that often need a specialist’s attention. Taking care of your health is important, no matter what age or phase of life you are in. Our providers are trained to work with women from adolescence to post-menopause. Scheduling your annual well-woman exam is a step in the right direction to prioritizing your physical and mental health.
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Explore Contraception Options With Us
Contraception is a useful tool in family planning, specifically for those who wish to control when they get pregnant. It is an important part of healthcare for many women. Keep reading to learn more about contraception options.

Why is Contraception important?
No matter whether you’re one of the 60% of women who already utilize contraception or if you are exploring your options for the first time, learning all the facts is important. Using contraception allows you to have control over parts of your reproductive health, giving you the options you need to properly complete family planning. Here are a few ways that contraception can be used:
- Regulate menstruation
- Prevent pregnancy
- Lower the risk of reproductive health conditions like ovarian and uterine cancer
- Treat conditions like endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome
- Help with complicated symptoms of menstruation
- Prevent and reduce risk for STIs
For many women, contraceptives can provide a sense of security or a significant relief from symptoms they are experiencing.
The two main forms of contraception are hormonal birth controls and barrier methods, each of which have several options to choose from under the larger category.
How to Choose the Best Contraception Option For You
When you are determining which contraception option is best for you, the first thing you need to figure out is why you’re looking to start using it. This will help you figure out which category of contraceptive is more appropriate for you. For example, if you are looking to prevent pregnancy, you will have more options to choose from than if you are looking to prevent an STI.
During a contraceptive consultation, your provider will review this reasoning, your current medical conditions, and any concerns you have about making this change in your healthcare routine. Your age, sexual activity, and family planning ideas are also things that will be considered. Each form of contraception has different side effects, so it’s also important to be aware of those and how they could impact your overall health.

Why Explore Contraception with a Provider at Mile High?
If you think that contraception would be beneficial for you, you should schedule an appointment. From the first visit, the providers at Mile High will work with you and anyone else involved in your healthcare journey to find the best treatment for you. We have worked hard to create a safe, caring, and private space for you to receive top of the line care.
Each of our providers are highly trained in the treatments we offer, meaning each staff member or medical professional you come in contact with is an expert in what they do. Your health is our top priority, and we are committed to respecting your wishes for treatment and providing you with the safest and most innovative care available.3 Contraception Options Explained
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Do you still have questions about starting contraception?
Like any medication, all contraceptive options can have side effects. Some include weight gain, hormone changes, and changes to your menstruation cycle.
Yes. Some birth control options allow you to menstruate more infrequently than normal, or can even be used to “skip a period.” It’s always important to talk to your doctor about doing this before you try.
If you are ready to try to conceive, you can stop using contraceptives at any point.
If you want to stop taking birth control, always consult your doctor first. You may experience irregular menstruation, hormone fluctuation, and changes in your mood after you stop using contraception.