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Different reliable methods to prevent pregnancy are available. The condom is the only method where men are involved. Contraception seems to be a woman’s reponsibility. This may be sad but she now can take matters is her own hand. So which contraceptive method should she choose? Which method suits her personal needs and lifestyle? In this article an overview of the different methods available: the contraceptive pill, patch, ring, injection, implant and spiral.

Birth control: facts and fables of the contraceptive pill 1 year 8 weeks ago

More than 100 million women worldwide use the contraceptive pill to prevent pregnancy. As with all medical products a lot of stories are are being told about the contraceptive pill. Some are true others are just fables.In this article facts and fables are both presented.

Maternal health and Family Planning 2 years 23 weeks ago

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Take the contraceptive pills in certain days. Need to switch to placebo pills for some period of time. You will have your period during this time.

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How To Take The Contraceptive Pill Properly 1 year 4 weeks ago

The combined pill is the most widely used and most successful form of contraception. When it’s taken properly, according to the instructions, it has more than a 99 percent success rate. However, despite this, women still manage to become pregnant. This article explains some reasons why this might happen as well as providing a reminder (for those who have forgotten) how to take the contraceptive pill.