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What are the side effects of contraceptives?

Side effects can vary based on the type of contraceptive used:
- Barrier Methods: Generally, these have minimal side effects, though some people may experience latex allergies or irritation.
- Hormonal Methods: Potential side effects include weight gain, mood changes, nausea, and increased risk of blood clots.
- IUDs: Hormonal IUDs may cause irregular bleeding, while copper IUDs can lead to heavier periods and cramping.
- Implants: Possible side effects include irregular bleeding and mood changes.
- Permanent Methods: Surgical risks and complications can occur, though they are rare.

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