This document discusses modern and natural contraceptive methods for family planning. It begins with an introduction on the importance of family planning and contraception. It then describes various modern contraceptive options like birth control pills, condoms, IUDs, implants and sterilization which are highly effective but involve hormones or devices. Next it covers natural contraceptive methods like fertility awareness, withdrawal and lactational amenorrhea which do not involve chemicals. Finally, it provides an overview of the contraceptive landscape in India, noting the various options available through public health centers and private clinics depending on region, and emphasizing education and informed consultation with healthcare professionals to choose the best method.
This document discusses modern and natural contraceptive methods for family planning. It begins with an introduction on the importance of family planning and contraception. It then describes various modern contraceptive options like birth control pills, condoms, IUDs, implants and sterilization which are highly effective but involve hormones or devices. Next it covers natural contraceptive methods like fertility awareness, withdrawal and lactational amenorrhea which do not involve chemicals. Finally, it provides an overview of the contraceptive landscape in India, noting the various options available through public health centers and private clinics depending on region, and emphasizing education and informed consultation with healthcare professionals to choose the best method.
This document discusses modern and natural contraceptive methods for family planning. It begins with an introduction on the importance of family planning and contraception. It then describes various modern contraceptive options like birth control pills, condoms, IUDs, implants and sterilization which are highly effective but involve hormones or devices. Next it covers natural contraceptive methods like fertility awareness, withdrawal and lactational amenorrhea which do not involve chemicals. Finally, it provides an overview of the contraceptive landscape in India, noting the various options available through public health centers and private clinics depending on region, and emphasizing education and informed consultation with healthcare professionals to choose the best method.
science SUBJECT CODE-GE-1B-08 REG ID-23149030164 COURSE-BBA(H) SEC-B TOPIC:-Use of modern Contraceptives or natural techniques to limit family planning. INTRODUCTION ❑Family planning is a crucial aspect of reproductive health that allows individuals and couples to make informed decisions about when to have children and how many children to have. Choosing the right contraceptive method is an important step in this process, as it plays a key role in preventing unintended pregnancies and ensuring the well-being of both individuals and families.The method is sometime called fertility awareness.As per NFHS-5 data, overall Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) has increased substantially from 54 percent to 67 percent in the country MODERN CONTRACEPTIVE When it comes to family planning, modern contraceptives offer a wide range of options that are highly effective in preventing pregnancy. ❑Modern CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS:- ❑Birth control polls:-These contain hormones to prevent ovulation. ❑Condoms:-They create a barrier preventing sperm from reaching the egg. ❑Intrauterine Devices(IUDs):-These are inserted into the uterus and prevent pregnancy through various mechanisms. ❑Contraceptive Implants:-Small rods inserted under the skin that release hormones to prevent pregnancy. ❑Sterilization:-Tubal ligation(for women)or vasectomy(for men) are permanent forms of birth control. NATURAL CONTRACEPTIVE Natural contraceptives are methods of birth control that do not involve synthetic hormones or chemicals. ❑Natural contraceptive methods:- ❑Fertility Awareness Methods:-Tracking menstrual cycles and avoiding intercourse during fertile periodes. ❑Withdrawal Method:-Also known as the pull-out method where te male withdraws before ejaculation. ❑Lactational Amenorrhea Method:-Breastfeeding as a natural contraceptive in the postpartum periode. CONTRACEPTIVES IN INDIA ➢In India, an array of contraceptives are accessible, including condoms, birth control pills, intrauterine devices (IUDs), injectables, and sterilization methods. Availability depends on regional and socio-economic factors, with government health centers, private clinics, and pharmacies offering these options. Education initiatives emphasize contraceptive awareness. Consulting healthcare professionals is pivotal to select the most suitable method considering health and personal preferences, ensuring informed decisions about contraception. THANK YOU