UT University Health Services

Contraception

University Health Services provides education about and access to a wide variety of contraceptive methods. Through our Gynecology Clinic, we offer prescriptions for birth control pills and the NuvaRing®, insertion of the ParaGard® and Mirena® intrauterine devices, insertion of the Nexplanon® implant, diaphragm prescription fitting, and administration of the Depo-Provera shot. Prior to seeing a provider in the Gynecology Clinic, you can view this document to learn more about each of these methods and figure out which one is right for you.

Emergency contraception (sold as Plan B One-Step® or Next Choice®) is available without a prescription at most pharmacies.

Condoms are the only method that provide protection against both pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Condom education is a part of the Contraception for College Students video series. UT students may pick up three free condoms each day in the Longhorn Wellness Center (SSB 1.106).

Click here to learn about more ways to get free or low-cost condoms.

You can learn more about the different methods by clicking the links below.

This document lists the effectiveness of each contraceptive method available at UHS.
Condoms
Get Free or Low-Cost Condoms
Emergency Contraception - (sold as Plan B One-Step® or Next Choice®)
Barriers (Sponge, Diaphragm)
IUD - ParaGard® and Mirena®
Standard Days Method (Natural Family Planning)
The Pill - Estrogen & Progestin
The Pill - Progestin-only
The Patch - Ortho Evra®
The Ring - NuvaRing®
Implant - Nexplanon®
The Shot - Depo-Provera®
Spermicide
Pregnancy and Pregnancy Testing
Gynecology Clinic
Longhorn Wellness Center


Healthy Sexuality

Healthy Sexuality Topics
Classes and Workshops
Condoms
Contraception
Request Free/Low-Cost Condoms
Men's Sexual Health
Off-Campus STI / HIV testing locations
Sexually Transmitted Infections
UHS Sexual Assault Forensic Exams
AlcoholEdu and SAPU
Gynecology Clinic



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