Birth Control

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This paper presents a case study of a sixteen year old girl who had unprotected sex and would like to begin some form of birth control. The paper discusses the different types of birth control and which type is the best option for different body types. It goes into detail about how birth control is affected by the different body types. The paper is partly written in the first person narrative.

From the Paper:

"At the end of their research the mother and daughter had learned more information than they thought they would have. They found that there is not one type of birth control that is the most effective for every woman in the world today, but that a woman must match her body type and lifestyle to fit the form of birth control that is the most comfortable to her. With all the information they had gathered the mother and daughter both figured out the daughter's body type and found the right one for her. They then told friends and their daughters about their findings and those women changed their birth control for the correct forms for themselves. Even today the daughter is using that same form of birth control and is happy with her decision to protect herself."

Sample of Sources Used:

• "Birth Control Guide." FDA Consumer magazine. 01 DEC 2003. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. 28 JAN 2007 <http://www.fda.gov/Fdac/features/1997/babytabl.html>.
• Lindemann, Constance, Dr. P.H.. Birth Control and Unmarried Young Women. New York City, NY: Springer Publishing Company, 1974
• Bouchard, Julia, Dr. M.D.. Personal interview. 02 FEB 2007.
• Anonymous. Survey interview. 10 FEB 2007.

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