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Many women that find themselves with an unintentional pregnancy are uninsured, are in a low socioeconomic situation, or have lower levels of education. The majority of these women don't know about services that are available to them or simply don't have access to them. Healthy People 2020 hopes to reach out to young women and give them more services and education.

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Abstinence is the act of not participating in sexual acts. Participating in abstinence is the only way to 100% avoid an unintentional pregnancy.

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Oral birth control, also known as "the pill" is one of the more accessible forms of birth control that is taken every day. If this is taken "perfectly" it has been proven to be 99% effective in preventing pregnancies. In order to achieve this, the pill will need to be taken at the same time everyday.

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There are many different types of intrauterine devices (IUD) that you can get with the help of your doctor. These devices are inserted by your doctor through the vagina and placed in your uterus to create a cervical mucus to prevent sperm from traveling. IUD's are said to be one of the best forms of birth control at a 99% success rate, being replaced every 3-6 years.

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Birth Control Patches are placed directly on the skin by the user week by week to introduce pregnancy prevention hormones through the skin.

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Condoms are best used with another form of birth control at preventing pregnancy. There are many types of both male and female condoms that can be used. Condoms are said to be about 85% effective because of the margin of error, such as condom leaks and breakage.

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There are lots of other forms of birth control that are effective for many types of women. Reach out to your doctor or a clinic near you to find out what the best birth control option would be for you.

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Address: 711 N Providence Rd, Columbia, MO 65203
Phone: (573) 443-0427
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/

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Address: 1601 E Broadway, Columbia MO 65201
Phone: (573) 443-8796
https://wha-inc.com/

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If you have access to a primary care physician, talk to them about other options for you. This Can include STD/STI screening, pregnancy tests, and seeking out birth control.

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Healthy People 2020 aims to make a better and healthier nation and by doing so it starts with you! As a young woman we want you to have the most opportunities available and experience the world before you have to be responsible for a little one. By focusing on safe sex practices, taking initiative to obtain birth control and using the resources available, you can continue to reach your goals and dreams. You will be able to earn on average $3,500 more per year compared to women with unintentional pregnancies. By avoiding unintentional pregnancy you are also avoiding stress mentally, physically, and financially.

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Perceived Benefits is the belief that a treatment will help cure or prevent something. This is important to pregnancy prevention because there are lots of preventative measures that women can take towards pregnancy as long as they have the resources available to them.

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Perceived costs is important to pregnancy prevention because many unintentional pregnancies are in low income areas with low access to resources. By making resources and services more accessible and affordable for young women, it will help prevent unintentional pregnancies.