I'm newly married and I've been thinking a lot about contraception lately. I'm really curious about the different methods and medicines available, but I'm also a bit worried about the side effects. Could you provide some advice on what options might be best for someone in my situation? It would be so helpful to know what to expect and any recommendations you might have.

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