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What medicine safe to control birth
I have 1 year old baby girl.want to resume my sex life.i had take 3 to 4 ipill in last 3 months.what other safe, and non side effects medicine I can take to control birth
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Hai barrier method like condoms can be used but failure rate is more better go for intrauterine Copper T device until u plan for next pregnancy....usage of hormonal pills for longer time will have side effects and everyday u need to take the pill at same time
Don’t take ipill frequently as it contains high dose of hormone
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Barrier method is best pills are harmones they will have side effects
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use copper t if your doctor recommends
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Dr. Vandana
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It is not good to take those many ipills.
Instead you can use other methods of contraception.
Every hormonal method has its side effects.
In hormones you have injections and oral pills and intrauterine devices or implants.
In barrier methods you can consider Condoms but you have to use them correctly to reduce failure rate.
You can also consider cu T device.
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Better consult and discuss and decide which suits you best and then go ahead.
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