Yes. The presence of blood does not change the results of any tests performed, however if the patient is uncomfortable with an exam during a period, that part can always be done at a later time. … [Read more...]
What if I don’t like the birth control method?
Give the method (pill, patch, ring, etc.) a few months for your body to get used to it. If it’s still not working for you after a few months, call us to set up an appointment to change to a more suitable method. … [Read more...]
I’m not good at taking a pill everyday, is there something else I could try?
Multiple birth control methods are available at the Semcac Clinic. Meeting with the clinician will help you decide which method will work the best for you. Read more about the different contraceptive methods that we offer. … [Read more...]
I am about to run out of my birth control method. How do I get it refilled?
Call the clinic to tell us you need a refill. We will transfer you to the refill line and have the prescription filled within the next 24 hours. … [Read more...]
What do I need to do to begin a birth control method?
First, you will need to make an appointment to be seen by the clinician. She’ll get to know you by asking questions about your health and then will perform an exam. She’ll help you in deciding what method will be the best for you. You’ll need to return for an exam every year to be sure the method is still working for you. (In some cases, the "exam" may include listening to the … [Read more...]