Do IUDs cause permanent infertility or pelvic infection?

Modern IUDs are over 99% effective and safe. They do not increase long-term infertility risk. Normal fertility returns rapidly after clinical removal.

Does Plan B emergency contraception cause an abortion?

No. Emergency contraceptive pills delay or prevent ovulation. They do not terminate an established pregnancy and will not harm an existing fetus.

How effective is the contraceptive implant?

The contraceptive implant is over 99.9% effective in real-world typical use, making it the most effective reversible contraceptive available.

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