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Birth control & weight gain: what's the correlation? Learn the facts & find what works for you!

Can you skip your period on birth control? Are sugar pills necessary with oral contraception? We have your birth control questions answered.

Planned Parenthood Toronto is a trusted resource for the Reya Community, a support tool for all things sexual health!

“I wish I felt more prepared. I wish I felt more informed. And I wish I felt more confident.” Published in partnership with Medical...

If you’ve found your way to this blog as a Reya Health reader , you already know that this will be a little fun, a little real, and just...

At the start Before Reya, most of my knowledge around women’s reproductive health and the birth control sector came from my mother, my OB...

Written collaboration with Marlow . Visit Marlow to read their blog on "How to Talk to Your Doctor About Birth Control" Talking about...

There is much to be said about our relationships with our own bodies. From how it supports our movement, nourishes our lives, to how it...

2020 will be remembered as the year of stress, struggles, and hopefully self-care. Between the COVID19 pandemic, a stressful presidential...

Fear-mon-ger-ing /ˈfirˌməNGəriNG/ Noun The action of deliberately arousing public fear or alarm about a particular issue. To put it...

Article first featured on HerCampus , written by Sarah Cassidy We’ve all been there. Sitting anxiously in an OB-GYN office for the first...

You know us - we believe that birth control has a necessity to say the least. Not all hormonal and non-hormonal options work for...

Pregnancy. In our youth it’s a topic many people speak of in either fear or future excitement. Something that often feels so distant. But...

Oh, hey. How are you? Are you having a good day today? I figured I should start with something friendly considering I am about to tell...

Another day, another cycle, another ‘is-that-a-normal-smell?’ in your Google search history as you face the age old question of, what is...

My first birth control method was Kyleena, a low-hormone intrauterine device (IUD). I didn’t know much about the world of birth...

This article mentions sexual assault, infertility, abortion, and emergency contraception. We understand that this material may be...

When I first started using birth control, I had never had sex and it wasn’t something I planned on doing for a while. Despite marketing...

Since graduating from high school, I’ve come to learn that there are too many gaps in my knowledge that probably should have been filled...

My first time starting birth control was when I was 16. I remember not knowing how to go about it on my own, so I asked my mom if it was...