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Mother Of 11 Opts For Birth Control Operation. Man Throws Her Out Of Home
A tribal woman who is a mother of 11 children was driven out of the house in Odisha's Keonjhar district by her husband for undergoing tubectomy operation, a permanent method of contraception, against his wish.
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Sexual Health: Planning To Go On Birth Control Pills? Here's What you Need To Know (FAQs)
Contraceptive Methods: n this article, we discuss some of the most common questions people have surrounding birth control pills.
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Contraception: Planning To Start Birth Control Pills? Try These 4 Things First
In a post on Instagram, nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary lists the four hacks you need to follow three months before you jump on any medication like Metformin or OCPs.
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Do Birth Control Pills Cause Weight Gain? Expert Busts Myths Around Contraception
Couples mostly rely on secondary research or false notions which discourages them from using different methods of contraceptives. Here are some of the most common myths and misconceptions associated with contraception.
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World Contraception Day 2023: Know About Different Kind Of Birth Control Options
World Contraception Day 2023: Birth control options are effective only if you use them consistently and effectively. IUDs, sterilisation, and contraceptive implants require no effort on your part. Know more here.
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World Contraception Day 2018: Significance, Theme And Everything You Need To Know About Postpartum Contraceptive Methods
World Contraception Day 2018 focuses on importance of ensuring that there is a provision of choice of high-quality postpartum contraceptive methods for preventing unwanted pregnancies during the first 12 months after childbirth.
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The FDA Approved An App To Prevent Pregnancy. But Can An App Do That?
Contraception? Yes, there's an app for that.And an FDA-approved app at that. Last week, Natural Cycles became the first app approved by the government to prevent pregnancy.
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A New Pill For Men Promises Contraception Without The Side Effects
Men have two practical choices for contraception; the condom which has a high typical use failure rate or vasectomy. But now, a new method of male contraception has been developed which will significantly reduce the mobility of sperms, without affecting hormones.
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Condom Use Rises 6 Times Among Unmarried Women In A Decade: Survey
The survey found that female sterilisation was the most popular method of contraception.
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30% Women In Madhya Pradesh Unaware Of Contraception Methods, Finds Study
Bhopal: As the government is all set to roll out ‘Mission Parivar Vikas’ programme for better family planning in the country, a study from Madhya Pradesh has indicated what could be the missing link to achieve it. Nearly 30 per cent women in Madhya Pradesh are not aware of the methods of contraception, claims Family Planning Association of Indi...
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30 Per Cent Women In Madhya Pradesh Unaware Of Methods Of Contraception: Family Planning Body
Family Planning Association of India claimed that nearly 30 per cent of the women in Madhya Pradesh are unaware of the contraception methods. The president of the organisation credited lack of awareness to the state of family planning programmes in Madhya Pradesh.
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Ask For Jeans: Condom Maker Durex Has A New Strategy For India
India has more married women with an unmet need for family planning than any other country, and social stigma and a lack of privacy in stores has kept condom use to less than 6 percent of contraceptive methods in India.
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Sunny Leone on Criticism of Condom Ad: I am Promoting Safe Sex
"I am promoting safe sex and unwanted pregnancies. If a family isn't ready to have a baby, it's a good method of contraception as it doesn't affect a woman's health, as compared to birth control pills, which affect a woman's body, mind and hormones. I don't see it as a bad thing," Sunny Leone was quoted as saying
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Contraceptives less effective in overweight women
Some birth control methods, such as the pill, might be less effective in obese women, while others, such as those given using a shot, might work just as well.
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Testosterone shot for contraception
Finally, an effective method of birth control for men may be on its way. Hormonal male contraceptive regimen effectively and reversibly suppresses sperm production.
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Mother Of 11 Opts For Birth Control Operation. Man Throws Her Out Of Home
A tribal woman who is a mother of 11 children was driven out of the house in Odisha's Keonjhar district by her husband for undergoing tubectomy operation, a permanent method of contraception, against his wish.
-
Sexual Health: Planning To Go On Birth Control Pills? Here's What you Need To Know (FAQs)
Contraceptive Methods: n this article, we discuss some of the most common questions people have surrounding birth control pills.
-
Contraception: Planning To Start Birth Control Pills? Try These 4 Things First
In a post on Instagram, nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary lists the four hacks you need to follow three months before you jump on any medication like Metformin or OCPs.
-
Do Birth Control Pills Cause Weight Gain? Expert Busts Myths Around Contraception
Couples mostly rely on secondary research or false notions which discourages them from using different methods of contraceptives. Here are some of the most common myths and misconceptions associated with contraception.
-
World Contraception Day 2023: Know About Different Kind Of Birth Control Options
World Contraception Day 2023: Birth control options are effective only if you use them consistently and effectively. IUDs, sterilisation, and contraceptive implants require no effort on your part. Know more here.
-
World Contraception Day 2018: Significance, Theme And Everything You Need To Know About Postpartum Contraceptive Methods
World Contraception Day 2018 focuses on importance of ensuring that there is a provision of choice of high-quality postpartum contraceptive methods for preventing unwanted pregnancies during the first 12 months after childbirth.
-
The FDA Approved An App To Prevent Pregnancy. But Can An App Do That?
Contraception? Yes, there's an app for that.And an FDA-approved app at that. Last week, Natural Cycles became the first app approved by the government to prevent pregnancy.
-
A New Pill For Men Promises Contraception Without The Side Effects
Men have two practical choices for contraception; the condom which has a high typical use failure rate or vasectomy. But now, a new method of male contraception has been developed which will significantly reduce the mobility of sperms, without affecting hormones.
-
Condom Use Rises 6 Times Among Unmarried Women In A Decade: Survey
The survey found that female sterilisation was the most popular method of contraception.
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30% Women In Madhya Pradesh Unaware Of Contraception Methods, Finds Study
Bhopal: As the government is all set to roll out ‘Mission Parivar Vikas’ programme for better family planning in the country, a study from Madhya Pradesh has indicated what could be the missing link to achieve it. Nearly 30 per cent women in Madhya Pradesh are not aware of the methods of contraception, claims Family Planning Association of Indi...
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30 Per Cent Women In Madhya Pradesh Unaware Of Methods Of Contraception: Family Planning Body
Family Planning Association of India claimed that nearly 30 per cent of the women in Madhya Pradesh are unaware of the contraception methods. The president of the organisation credited lack of awareness to the state of family planning programmes in Madhya Pradesh.
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Ask For Jeans: Condom Maker Durex Has A New Strategy For India
India has more married women with an unmet need for family planning than any other country, and social stigma and a lack of privacy in stores has kept condom use to less than 6 percent of contraceptive methods in India.
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Sunny Leone on Criticism of Condom Ad: I am Promoting Safe Sex
"I am promoting safe sex and unwanted pregnancies. If a family isn't ready to have a baby, it's a good method of contraception as it doesn't affect a woman's health, as compared to birth control pills, which affect a woman's body, mind and hormones. I don't see it as a bad thing," Sunny Leone was quoted as saying
-
Contraceptives less effective in overweight women
Some birth control methods, such as the pill, might be less effective in obese women, while others, such as those given using a shot, might work just as well.
-
Testosterone shot for contraception
Finally, an effective method of birth control for men may be on its way. Hormonal male contraceptive regimen effectively and reversibly suppresses sperm production.
