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At that age, girls shouldn’t take the spiral. The womb is still quite small and at the age you develop physically.

I had my first spiral with 22 years and the smallest version. It wasn’t easy to find a doctor who puts me so young.

I had my bleeding about every 2.5 weeks for about 11 days. And the constant pain in the abdomen wasn’t so funny either.

If copper is contraceptive, take the copper ball (IUB). He has no edges like the spiral. You will also bleed the first 3 – 6 months very long and strong, but it is not as bad as the spiral.

Nuva Ring/Vaginal Ring is not really a contraceptive when you don’t want children first. Girlfriends of mine reported that the part was always slipped away during sex, a huge mess after sex and even unnoticed (probably on the toilet) was lost.

“Pill after” should be taken only in absolute emergency (e.g. condom torn) and not as a common contraceptive.

My recommendation:

Condominium for the Lord, pill or copper ball (IUB) for the woman would be more recommended.

Condominium at least until the body of the woman has become used to the pill or the copper.

You don’t always wear any pill and you can lose the copper inserts, whether spiral, chain or ball in the first 3-4 months. She should keep an eye on it.