
When you normally want to get birth control, be it for whatever method- Loette contraceptive pills or an IUD, you usually go up to a doctor to answer a few questions about your health or medical history then leave with a prescription. However, a growing number of apps and websites are trying to change that situation by making it possible for women to get birth control prescriptions without actually having to go through the trouble of visiting a healthcare professional. According to a leading newspaper, at least six more apps and websites from private organizations and NGOs give women prescriptions for birth control pills and other methods, which are written by doctors, after the women answer all their health questions … Continue reading
Posted on Mindy R. Reynolds from Bensalem