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HomeMaterials Science ForumMaterials Science Forum Vol. 875Materials and Methods of Contraception

Materials and Methods of Contraception

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Contraception means interference in the process of ovulation, fertilization or implantation. This is an old practice and dates back to ancient times and continues to modify and remodify itself according to the social customs and demands of the society. This chapter discusses various forms and methods of contraception, their efficacy, advantages and disadvantages of their use, their importance in present scenario and their impact on the society. Unwanted pregnancies and their termination attempt can be hazardous if not dealt in proper way, so avoidance of pregnancy is considered the best way out for physical and mental health of the patient and thereby focuses the importance of contraception practice and health education.

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