-
method in the
developed world is
condoms and oral
contraceptives,
while in
Africa it is oral
contraceptives and in
Latin America and Asia it is sterilization...
- a non-hormonal,
physical blocking mechanism. As with
other contraceptives, a
contraceptive implant is
designed to
prevent pregnancy, but it does not protect...
- two
types of
hormonal oral
contraceptives,
namely Combined Oral
Contraceptives and
Progesterone Only Pills. Oral
contraceptives, be it
combined or progesterone-only...
-
different forms of EC.
Emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs),
sometimes simply referred to as
emergency contraceptives (ECs), or the morning-after pill...
- is
considered another side-effect for
hormonal contraceptives and more
importantly oral
contraceptives, more
importantly in the
first year of use. Depression:...
-
Contraceptive security is an individual's
ability to
reliably choose, obtain, and use
quality contraceptives for
family planning and the
prevention of...
-
Wildlife contraceptives,
sometimes referred to as
wildlife fertility control, are
contraceptives used to
regulate the
fertility of wild animals. They...
-
level of
interest in new male
contraceptives, and
though both male and
female partners could use
their own
contraceptives simultaneously,
women in long-term...
-
effectiveness of
hormonal contraceptives.
While unpredictable breakthrough bleeding is a
possible side
effect for all
hormonal contraceptives, it is more common...
- The very high
effectiveness of copper-containing IUDs as
emergency contraceptives implies they may also act by
preventing implantation of the blastocyst...
