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    The document discusses various family planning methods including their advantages, challenges, and strategies to address the challenges. It provides details on pills, DMPA injections, condoms, and IUDs. Pills are effective but require daily use and have side effects. DMPA injections only need every 3 months but can cause irregular periods. Condoms have reduced sensitivity issues. IUDs provide long-term protection but have placement challenges and some medical contraindications. Strategies include education, counseling, tracking users, and ensuring consistent supply and access to the different methods.

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    M105-BSM3 C - Activity 1 - Lemente, Mikka Kamille A

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    The document discusses various family planning methods including their advantages, challenges, and strategies to address the challenges. It provides details on pills, DMPA injections, condoms, and IUDs. Pills are effective but require daily use and have side effects. DMPA injections only need every 3 months but can cause irregular periods. Condoms have reduced sensitivity issues. IUDs provide long-term protection but have placement challenges and some medical contraindications. Strategies include education, counseling, tracking users, and ensuring consistent supply and access to the different methods.

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    ST.

    ALEXIUS COLLEGE

    M105
    BSM-3

    ACTIVITY NO.1

    Name: MIKKA KAMILLE A. LEMENTE Date: April 22, 2023


    Year & Section: BSM 3 - C

    Family Planning Advances Challenges Strategies


    Method
    PILLS  Easy and accessible  Mothers/ Women tend to be  Thorough counselling both the
     Simple forgetful in taking the oral husband and wife or partner must
     Effective at preventing contraceptives be present during the counselling
    pregnancy when taken  Hormonal effects may occur session; joint effort is a must
    consistently and (Headache, nausea, weight between the two; so that they will be
    regularly. gain/loss, moody) both educated about its benefits,
     Most common Family  May lead to pregnancy when take side effect and proper dosage.
    Planning Method inconsistently  In depth assessment must be done
     Non- invasive  Contraindicated to patients with to the pt to check her past health
    certain condition such as heart conditions and history to avoid
    problems. further complications
     Lack of male involvement in family  Instruct the pt to set a daily alarm
    planning. clock to avoid skipping the intake of
    the pills.
     Intensive tracking of FP defaulters
    must be done through house to
    house visit regularly to decrease the
    number of women with unmet needs
    DMPA  Injection of Progestin  Painful administration (as  Proper information and education
    that is given every 3 commonly described by the pt) to pt about its benefits and side
    months to prevent  Periods may change and become effects.
    ovulation, changes the irregular, shorter, lighter or stop  Providing DMPA card to the patient
    cervical mucus to block altogether so the pt will be aware about her
    sperm, and change the  Inefficient supply of the Method schedule date
    lining of the uterus to  Intensified FP users tracking
    prevent implantation of  Advise the pt to have regular visit
    a fertilized egg. on barangay health center
     Convenient  Procurement of the supply. Must be
     3 months intake interval included in the budgetary plan of
     Doesn't require daily barangay
    action. 
     Considered highly
    effective at preventing
    pregnancy
     Does not
    contraindicated with
    breastfeeding.
    CONDOM  Plastic or polyurethane  Reduced sensitivity during  Educate. Raise awareness
    condom is an effective intercourse is a commonly  Promote a supportive
    barrier against HIV as well voiced concern with couples environment.
    as STDs who opt for condoms as a  Positively influence reproductive
     Easy to get & easy to use contraception method health behaviors, including correct
     Have no side effects.  Male partner is usually hesitant and consistent use of condom
     Barrier method of to use the method. “Less  Consider using messaging that
    contraception. pleasure” increases awareness of condom
    benefits and normalizes condom
    use within communities.
    IUD  Provides long-term  Fake news and information  Health history assessment must
    protection from pregnancy. about IUD that spread through be done thoroughly before the
    This effective birth control internet procedure
    works the same way as a  Increase IUD removal months  Discussion on Family Planning
    birth control shot. It is more after the insertion method during prenatal visit must
    than 99% effective when  Beliefs and traditional barriers be done
    used correctly. on the method (partner  IEC on benefits of IUD
      Intrauterine devices hesitancy and unwillingness)
    (IUDs) are one of the most  Some conditions may be
    effective forms of contraindicated such as hx of
    reversible contraception PID, Bleeding and UTI.

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