contraceptive
ਗਰਭ ਨਿਰੋਧਕ
definition
noun
At least if we can educate them about contraceptives and protection the teenage pregnancy rate will fall.
a device or drug serving to prevent pregnancy.
adjective
the contraceptive pill
(of a method or device) serving to prevent pregnancy.
example
There is, however, little knowledge of the sexual and 'contraceptive' behaviour of seasonal workers from which public policy can be developed.
In all cases 'contraceptive' methods are more reliable if used properly.
No 'contraceptive' method is perfect, even when you use it the right way.
Sometimes their sexual experimentation extends to petting or coitus, but the risk of getting pregnant is very high due to lack of using any 'contraceptive' methods.
Lastly, we collected demographic information as well as relationship details, such as duration of relationship and 'contraceptive' method used.
There is a similar knowledge gap about how physicians can optimize 'contraceptive' counseling.
In the club, teenagers will receive medical guidance about various 'contraceptive' methods with their privacy well protected.
One important issue for patients following emergency contraception therapy is starting a routine 'contraceptive' method.
Evidence for the commission in 1903-04 indicates that there was indeed an increase in 'contraceptive' knowledge and use in the nineteenth century.
Expanding such knowledge and extending 'contraceptive' access rightly became a focus of working women's organizations in the twenties and thirties.
In societies where 'contraceptive' knowledge is poor, abortion is the only means available to women to control their reproduction.
Our results show that most teenagers who become pregnant do access general practice for both general medical services and 'contraceptive' advice before their pregnancy.
Many effective 'contraceptive' methods are available.
All 'contraceptive' devices are suitable for patients with the exception of intrauterine devices, owing to the risk of infection.
Women who are ambivalent about the permanence of the procedure should be counseled to strongly consider another 'contraceptive' method.
Access to effective and safe 'contraceptive' methods and sexually transmitted disease protection is a primary medical concern for all sexually active women.
It sometimes results from using 'contraceptive' devices that do not fit.
More than one third of participants discontinued their selected 'contraceptive' method during the year, and an additional 31 women did not obtain scans.
Second, it hindered the development of a cadre of doctors and nurses with the knowledge and skills to provide 'contraceptive' services.
The combined goals of preventing sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancy should be considerations when choosing a 'contraceptive' method.
Most women who discontinue hormonal contraception do not use another 'contraceptive' method and are therefore at high risk for unintended pregnancy.
Oral contraceptive pills, male condoms, and female sterilization are the 'contraceptive' methods most commonly used in the United States.
She believes that the 'contraceptive' pill, like pregnancy, will eventually be shown to protect against breast cancer.
Viewing episodes of television shows which discuss facts about specific 'contraceptive' methods is associated, though weakly, with more accurate knowledge about those methods.
The possibility of a male pill will add to the variety of 'contraceptive' methods already available around the world.
Lactating women are good candidates for this 'contraceptive' method.
Liz was very interested in family planning, and wanted to raise awareness of 'contraceptive' methods available.
Should health insurance companies cover the cost of female 'contraceptives' ?
Unlike human oral 'contraceptives' , the drug used to stop the elephants from reproducing does not rely on sex hormones.
These 'contraceptives' may be a valuable adjunct in the treatment of acne in female patients.
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