Are there natural contraception methods that don’t use artificial hormones?

Are there natural contraception methods that don’t use artificial hormones?

I gave birth a month ago and I am breastfeeding my baby. I don’t want to take birth control pills or use other methods that contain artificial hormones. They give me severe headaches and acne. Can you suggest anything? Thanks, Jasmine

It’s not always easy for most women to find a contraceptive that works for them, especially due to major hormonal changes that take place after childbirth and during breastfeeding. To answer your question, I wrote an article about the topic for people like you who want to learn about natural ways to plan pregnancies. Please read Natural Birth Control.

Talk soon,

Marie

The Baby Expert

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