Contraception problems
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Contraception problems are any problems, unwanted symptoms, or issues that you have with your contraception.
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What are contraception problems?
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If you're unhappy with the way your contraception works — or you don’t like the way your contraception makes you feel — that’s a contraception problem.
- Maybe your contraception is hard to use
- Maybe your contraception isn’t comfortable
- Maybe you are worried about symptoms
Any problem with your contraception is a contraception problem.
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How we can help you
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The help that you need will depend on the problem that you have.
Some contraception problems are fixed by switching to another type of contraception. Other problems are more complicated.
A good first step is to make an appointment with one of our nurses or doctors. They can talk with you about your problem, offer solutions, provide treatment, and prescribe medicine.
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What does an appointment cost?
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Our appointments are free for New Zealand residents under 22 years old. If you are 22 years, or older, you’ll pay our standard appointment fees — unless you are eligible for subsidised health care, or you have a Community Services Card. If you are eligible for subsidised health care, your appointment will be free. If you have a Community Services Card, your appointment will cost 5 dollars.
If you’re not a New Zealand resident, you’ll need to pay non-resident fees.
Check out our fees page for more details.
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