Do you dislike your partner using condoms during sexual intercourse but don't want to have any more children too soon? There are actually a few different temporary birth control options to choose from that a gynecologist can prescribe to you. Take a look at the article below for a few prescription birth control methods that might be of an interest so you can stop worrying about pregnancy if condoms are not used.

1. Birth Control Patch

The birth control patch is something that you should consider if you want a simple way to prevent pregnancy. Basically, the patch will release estrogen and progestin into your body in an effort to prevent eggs from leaving your ovaries. The patch is thin and can be placed on several different areas of your body, including the buttocks, back, stomach or the outer area of the top part of one of your arms. Keep in mind that you will have to change the pack every week for up to 3 weeks in a row per month. You will also have a free week each month in which no patch has to be worn.

2. Birth Control Implant

If you are not very good at remembering to take pills or applying other birth control methods, you might want to consider getting an implant placed in your arm. The implant is a rod that is the size of a matchstick and is able to release a hormone called progestin into your body. The hormone will basically thicken up your cervical mucous to make it difficult for eggs to leave your ovaries. The best thing about the implant is that it will continuously provide birth control after it is in place and you won't have to do anything on your own to maintain it. Another benefit is that you will still be as fertile as you were before it was installed if you decide to get it removed so you can have another child.

3. Insertion of an Intrauterine Device

An intrauterine device (IUD) can be inserted directed into your uterus and provide temporary pregnancy prevention if you want something that is more long-term. The great thing about getting an IUD is that it can last for up to 10 years, but it depends on the specific type that you opt for. An IUD prevents sperm from reaching eggs. Make an appointment with a gynecologist at a clinic like Healthcare for Women Only to discuss the other birth control methods that you can opt for as soon as possible.