A long-term contraceptive option can be a good option for a young woman who does not intend to get pregnant for several years. The copper IUD provides contraception for up to 10 years and is appropriate for an individual who has not had any pelvic infections or is prone to STIs. The patient’s BMI is too high for the sustained-release implant to be effective. The Depo-Provera injection may not be the right choice for patient who has had issues finding the right balance of hormones because it will take quite some time for the hormones to wear off. Recommending abstinence to a young woman who requests contraceptive is ineffective and inappropriate.