Birth Control Pills |

The most common birth control method is a pill that has both estrogen and progesterone. Dr. Ellen Schwartzbard, Obstetrician and Gynecologist with Baptist Health South Florida, explains that progesterone prevents ovulation, and how the pill works.

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