Contraception Options for Women – Oral, Injection & Implanon
At Klinik Sentosa Bandar Puteri Puchong, we offer affordable and doctor-guided contraception options to suit your body and lifestyle — whether you're looking for a daily pill, a long-term injection, or a hormone implant that lasts 3 years.
1. Oral Contraceptive Pills (OCPs)
Oral contraceptive pills are taken daily and are suitable for women who want regular monthly cycles or are starting contraception for the first time.
Benefits:
- Easy to start and stop
- Helps regulate period cycles
- Can reduce cramps, acne, or PCOS symptoms
- Short-term and reversible
2. Injectable Contraception (Depo-Provera)
Depo-Provera is a 3-monthly injection that provides long-acting protection without needing daily reminders.
Benefits:
- 1 injection = 3 months protection
- Reduces menstrual bleeding over time
- Safe while breastfeeding
- No need to remember pills
3. Implanon Contraceptive Implant
Implanon is a small rod inserted under the skin of the upper arm that provides up to 3 years of continuous pregnancy protection.
Benefits:
- Long-term and low-maintenance
- Highly effective (>99%)
- Fertility returns quickly after removal
- Safe for most women including breastfeeding mothers
| Method | Duration | Key Benefits | Visit Required | Fertility Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oral Contraceptive Pills | Daily | Easy to use, regulates periods, reversible | Monthly pickup | Immediate after stopping |
| Depo-Provera Injection | 3 months | Low-maintenance, good for heavy periods | Every 3 months | 3–12 months after last jab |
| Implanon Implant | 3 years | Long-term, discreet, reversible | Once (insertion) | Within weeks after removal |
📍 Why Choose Klinik Sentosa?
✅ Friendly, discreet female health support
✅ Full explanation before starting
✅ MOH-registered clinic
✅ Affordable & private care
✅ Walk-in or appointment-based
FAQs
1. Which contraceptive method is best for me?
It depends on your lifestyle, menstrual pattern, and future pregnancy plans. Our doctor will assess your health and help you choose between oral pills, Depo injection, or Implanon based on what suits you best.
2. How long does it take to get pregnant after stopping contraception?
- Pills: Fertility returns almost immediately
- Depo injection: May take 3–12 months
- Implanon: Fertility usually returns within weeks after removal
3. Can I use these methods while breastfeeding?
Yes. Both Depo-Provera and Implanon are safe during breastfeeding. We will guide you on the safest choice depending on how recently you gave birth.
4. Are there side effects?
Some women may experience mild side effects like irregular bleeding, mood changes, or weight fluctuation. These usually improve with time. All methods are safe when used under medical supervision.