Hello doctor! I am 29 years old and my husband is 39 years old, my child is 3 months old. I have not had my period since giving birth. I want to get a contraceptive injection, but before that I had sex twice without using any contraceptive method. Can I get the injection?

My boyfriend and I had sex without a condom and didn't ejaculate inside, but I was very worried so I took the emergency pill. I took it twice in a month, and today we had sex without ejaculating inside, but the day before yesterday I took the 120-hour emergency pill. Doctor, can you tell me how long the 120-hour emergency contraceptive pill is effective? If I don't take it today, will I get pregnant? Thank you, doctor.

Recommendations for the use of oral contraceptives for breastfeeding women are primarily related to milk production. So, why are progestin-only pills considered a safe method of contraception while breastfeeding?

Unwanted pregnancy not only affects work plans, disrupts life but also affects family happiness. And the simplest and most effective way is natural contraception, one of the effective methods, without using any drugs or support means, is to calculate ovulation to avoid pregnancy.

Early humans tried many different methods of birth control, from animal dung and poison to citrus fruits and blocks of wood. Before modern medicine brought birth control pills and patches, couples used more unusual methods of birth control.

Utrogestan 100mg is prepared in capsule form for oral or vaginal use. The active ingredient of the drug is progesterone, indicated for cases of threatened miscarriage, infertility, menopause, etc. What should pregnant women pay attention to when taking Utrogestan 100mg in the first 3 months of pregnancy?