Prices of contraceptive methods
None of these methods protect against STIs, using a male or female condom every time you have sex reduces your chances of contracting or spreading an STI.
Hormonal methods:
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They reduce the amount and days of menstrual bleeding.
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Menstrual-related discomfort (cramps, breast pain) is reduced.
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Reduce the risk of ovarian cancer and uterine cancer
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They reduce the possibility of developing ovarian and breast cysts.
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Hormonal IUD
$3,400 MXN
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Contains a hormone-releasing system which prevents unplanned pregnancy.
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It combines the benefits and effectiveness of the standard IUD, as well as those of hormonal contraception.
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It can be used by women at any time in their reproductive life, regardless of age or the number of pregnancies they have had.
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The period of contraceptive protection is 5 years.
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Its effectiveness is 99%*
* Mexican Social Security Institute [IMSS]. 2021. Intrauterine device with hormone.
Subdermal implant (hormonal)
$2,999 MXN
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This method is indicated for women of childbearing age with an active sexual life.
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The implant must be placed in the arm by a health professional.
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It gradually and continuously releases hormones into the body that prevent pregnancy.
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Under typical conditions of use, this method provides contraceptive protection greater than 99%.*
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Its duration is three years.
* NOM 005-SSA2-1993, section 6.3.3
Silver IUD
$1,900 MXN
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It has the same benefits as the standard copper T IUD
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Contains a silver core, which offers an antimicrobial effect, which prevents vaginal infections.
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Effectiveness 99%.*
*Gianluigi Franci. Silver Nanoparticles as Potential Antibacterial Agents Molecules 2015, 20, 8856-8874; doi: 10.3390/molecules 20028856
COPPER T IUD (standard)
$700 MXN
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Effectiveness greater than 98%.*
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Contraceptive period of action of more than 10 years.
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It does not interfere with sexual relations or breastfeeding.
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It has no interaction with medications.
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Effective from the moment of placement.
* NOM 005-SSA2-1993, section 6.4.3
Injectable (hormonal)
Monthly $250 MXN | Bi-monthly $300 MXN
Quarterly $480 MXN
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Reduces the amount and days of menstrual bleeding.
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Reduces discomfort related to menstruation (cramps, breast pain).
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Reduces the risk of ovarian cancer and uterine cancer.
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It reduces the possibility of developing ovarian and breast cysts.
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There are three presentations of injectable hormones that are used as contraceptives: monthly, bi-monthly and quarterly.
IUD review $500 MXN
IUD removal $550 MXN
Implant removal $550 MXN
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Hormonal, Silver and Copper IUD reviews are recommended every month, then every 6 months and finally every year.
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To attend an IUD removal, it is recommended to attend the first days of your menstrual period.
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Contraceptive withdrawal must be done on the indicated date, since your contraception may be affected.
*Consult your doctor for help in determining check-ups and withdrawal of your contraceptive method in a timely manner.
*NOM 005 1996 of family planning.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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In order to apply the discount on the current list price, the patient must schedule an appointment (through any means) any day of the week to specifically come on (on the day indicated on social media), only then will the discounted prices be respected and applied.
Discount does not apply, over discount.
Discount subject to availability.
Participating payment methods: cash, credit cards, debit cards and electronic transfers.
Prices for long-term contraceptive methods do not include a follow-up consultation
WE ANSWER 15 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ABOUT CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS
1.- Do contraceptive methods cause weight gain?
When using hormonal methods, the appearance of increased muscle mass is not a secondary reaction that occurs in the majority of the female population; if so, it will depend on the release of hormones and external factors (lifestyle, diet, among others) where this reaction in the body will be determined for at least three or four months.
2.- Will contraceptive methods cause acne?
In some hormonal methods, acne may appear as a secondary reaction, although this will depend on each organism.
3.- Will I be able to get pregnant later if I use a contraceptive method?
By going to a doctor to withdraw or stop taking a medium-term method, the patient is exposed to pregnancy in 15 days or a month, since no method affects the fertility and/or ovulation of the body.
4.- What changes in the menstrual period do contraceptive methods cause?
In the case of hormonal methods, the main changes in menstruation are: less cramping, less bleeding, spotting or bleeding between periods and, in some cases, the absence of menstruation. On the other hand, with non-hormonal methods, patients may experience: greater cramping and increased bleeding due to the inflammation caused by copper in the endometrium.
5.- What is the most suitable contraceptive method for me?
It is suggested that you go to a clinic where a professional must perform a medical history to know your hereditary family history and in turn medical conditions that may be counterproductive to your health to use a contraceptive method.
6.- Can you feel the IUD during sexual intercourse?
When the patient resumes her active sexual life, intrauterine methods are not felt as much by the patient as by the partner, so it is important and essential to make the visits and/or medical check-ups suggested by the specialist (one month after placement, 6 months later and from then on, along with the Pap smear, which is every year). In order to corroborate a good placement and location of the IUD, ruling out any risk.
7.- What is the most effective contraceptive method?
All long-term and medium-term methods can be effective as long as our partner takes responsibility for check-ups, taking or placing methods together with a condom so that together we can eradicate exposure to pregnancy and transmission of STIs, since no method prevents contracting a disease and there is no 100% effectiveness when using them.
8.- If I have an OTB or salpingectomy, can I reverse the procedure to get pregnant later?
It is not possible, let us remember that these methods are definitive and that at the time of performing a surgical intervention there is a zero probability of reversing the cutting or ligation of the same tubes.
9.- How many times can I take the morning after pill?
Emergency pills can be taken twice a year due to hormonal imbalance, effectiveness and endometrial changes.
10.- Can I change the timing of my birth control pills without affecting their effectiveness?
Yes, you can change the time you take the pills without forgetting or skipping a day. It is only recommended to use an additional condom for 7 consecutive sexual relations until hormonal balance is achieved.
11.- What mood changes do contraceptive methods cause?
When using contraceptives, it is not possible to determine the degree or severity of changes in a fluctuating temperament due to the release of hormones.
12.- How long will it take me to have sexual relations after using a contraceptive?
You are advised to continue with your active sexual life after 24 to 72 hours; also, use a condom until your next menstruation to confirm the functionality and adaptation of the method.
13.- Can I combine contraceptive methods for greater effectiveness?
It is only possible to use a combination of the barrier method (condom) and long- or medium-term methods.
14.- What should I do if I forget to take the contraceptive pill?
The next day, take the pill and use a barrier method (condom) for 7 consecutive sexual relations until hormonal balance is achieved.
15.- Where can I get contraceptive methods?
Any woman without any distinction can go to private clinics, social security that offer family planning.