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The contraceptive pill is a hormone-based remedy that should be taken daily and has 98% effectiveness against unwanted pregnancy. Some examples of birth control pills are Diane 35, Yasmin, Cerazette, but the gynecologist is who should guide which pill the woman should take. The correct use of the pill has some advantages such as menstruation regulation, combating acne, decreased cramps and reduced risk of anemia due to heavy blood loss during menstruation, because anyone who takes the pill has a smaller menstrual flow