Contraceptive implant
Up to 3 years
A small rod under the skin of the upper arm.
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Book an AppointmentContraception options, IUD and implant insertion and removal, preconception checks and support if you are having trouble conceiving. GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
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Up to 3 years
A small rod under the skin of the upper arm.
Up to 5 years or longer
A small device in the uterus that releases a progestogen.
Up to 5 or 10 years
A hormone-free device in the uterus. Can also be emergency contraception.
Repeat injections
A progestogen injection given every 12 weeks.
Changed monthly
A flexible ring placed in the vagina each month.
Taken every day
A daily pill containing oestrogen and progestogen.
Taken every day
A daily pill without oestrogen, often suitable while breastfeeding.
Used each time
The only method that also helps protect against STIs.
Not reversible
Vasectomy or tubal procedures, by referral to a specialist.
This is general information. Your GP will talk with you about what suits your health, preferences and plans.
Your GP can check immunity to rubella and chickenpox before you conceive, as these vaccines cannot be given during pregnancy.
Book a GP visit before you start trying. Your GP reviews your health, medicines, vaccinations and cervical screening.
A folic acid supplement is recommended from at least one month before conception and for the first three months of pregnancy, along with iodine.
Stopping smoking and alcohol, staying active and managing conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure all help.
If you have been trying for 12 months, or 6 months if you are 35 or older, see your GP for assessment and referral if needed.
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Our female GPs offer IUD and contraceptive implant insertion and removal.
A standard consult to discuss your options, health history and any tests, and to provide a script if a device is needed.
A longer appointment in our treatment room. Your GP explains each step and pain relief options.
A follow-up about six weeks after an IUD insertion, and support with any changes to bleeding.
IUDs and implants can be removed whenever you choose, and fertility returns quickly.
More detail on common questions. Open a topic to read more.
You can change contraception at any time. Your GP will explain how to switch without a gap in protection.
Many options are suitable after birth and while breastfeeding. This is usually discussed at your six week check.
Contraception is still needed until menopause is confirmed. Your GP can advise on options that also help with perimenopause symptoms.
Fertility declines with age for women and men. If you are planning a family in the future, your GP can talk through your options.
Vasectomy and tubal procedures are permanent. Your GP can talk through the decision and refer you.
Book an appointment if any of these apply to you.
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GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card. IUD and implant insertion and removal may attract a procedure fee, and devices are bought from a pharmacy with a script. Reception will confirm any cost first.
It depends on your health, preferences and plans. Your GP will talk through the options, including how each works, side effects and costs.
Our female GPs offer IUD and contraceptive implant insertion and removal. A consult comes first, then a separate procedure appointment.
GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card. IUD and implant procedures may attract a fee.
From at least one month before you start trying to conceive, and for the first three months of pregnancy.
After 12 months of trying, or after 6 months if you are 35 or older. See your GP sooner if you have irregular periods or a known health concern.
Yes. The emergency contraceptive pill is available from pharmacies without a script, and the copper IUD can be inserted within 5 days. Act as soon as possible.
This page provides general information only and does not replace advice from your GP. In an emergency, call 000.
Book online in a minute, or call reception on (07) 4527 1070. GP consults are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
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