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Questions to ask your OB about birth control

Editorially reviewed on October 29, 2026. [TODO: medical reviewer]

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Bring this to your consult so you do not forget anything. English and Taglish. For: anyone seeing a doctor. Download the A4 PDF or read the full text below.

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About me (fill in before the visit)

  • First day of my last period: ______
  • Medicines and supplements I take: ______
  • I smoke: yes / no. Age: ____
  • Migraine with aura, blood clots, high blood pressure: ______
  • Breastfeeding or gave birth recently: ______
  • Methods I have tried and how they went: ______

Questions

  • Which methods are safe for me, and why?
  • How soon does it work, and do I need condoms at first?
  • What side effects are normal in the first 3 months? When should I come back?
  • Is there a cheaper brand with the same formula?
  • Can I get it free at the health center or with PhilHealth?
  • Can you write a prescription for several months?
  • If I stop, how fast does my fertility return?

Mga tanong (Taglish)

  • Anong method ang ligtas para sa akin?
  • Kailan ito magiging effective? Kailangan ko bang mag-condom muna?
  • Anong side effects ang normal sa unang 3 buwan?
  • May mas murang brand ba na pareho ang formula?
  • Pwede bang reseta para sa ilang buwan?

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This guide is for information. Talk to a doctor before starting, stopping or switching birth control.

Sources

  1. Family Planning: A Global Handbook for Providers, WHO and Johns Hopkins CCP
20s and 30s: birth controlbirthcontrolphilippines.comPCOS at any agepcosphilippines.com40s and beyond: perimenopause and menopausemenopausephilippines.com