What are The Benefits of Birth Control?

Birth control is a way for couples to regulate their family size. In addition, social benefits, family planning helps to preserve the health of women. The advantages of the different methods of birth control has broken down method of contraception.

Oral Contraceptives:

1.       Prevent pregnancy.

2.      Reduces premenstrual symptoms.

3.      Regulates menstrual cycle.

4.      Help with certain skin conditions like acne.

Condoms:

1.       Helps to prevent pregnancy and STDs.

2.      They are cheap and readily available.

3.      Not require a prescription.

4.      Do not depend on any condition.

Diaphragms And Cervical Caps:

1.       Do not interrupt the sexual act if placed in good time.

2.      Is not generally felt by both partners during sex.

Intra-uterine devices:

1.       Methods are effective and long-term birth control.

2.      Not usually cause complications when they are inserted by a medical officer.

3.      Do not interrupt the regular sexual intercourse in any way.

What are the side effects/disadvantages?

1.       Oral Contraceptives:

                        Headaches

                        Weight Gain

                        Breast tenderness and discharge               

                        Fatigue and mood swings

2.     Condoms:

                        Some men are aware of the use of condoms.

                        Some people find that feeling with the use of a condom check.

                        Sexual arousal should be given a break to put the condom on the erect penis.

3.     Diaphragms And Cervical Caps:

                        There may be problems with the insertion of the diaphragm.

                        In some positions, the membrane can be moved.

                        May cause irritation.

What Factors Should Be Taken Into Account When Choosing Their Contraceptive?

Cost-effectiveness – of contraception must be profitable because it would allow maximum service at the best price.

Accessibility – contraceptives should be readily available in the locality.

Efficiency – contraception to protect against this, to protect. Should also be chosen according to the urgency with which the desired results. In the event that an unwanted pregnancy has potentially devastating consequences, a more robust method should be chosen.

Partner involvement – both partners must be willing to adopt a contraceptive method chosen.

Health Hazards – methods of contraception can be harmful to the user.

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