Contraception and Contraception Failure Rescue (Modern Women's Health Series)

Author: Feng Lei
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Publication Date: 2001-01-01
Features: The first part of this book provides a detailed introduction to the various contraceptive methods widely used in China, including conventional methods such as surgery, medication, and devices, as well as natural methods that are used but still imperfect, and emergency contraception, which is highly valued internationally. It covers the principles, indications, contraindications, usage methods, side effects, complications, precautions, contraceptive effectiveness, reasons for failure, how to select and change contraceptive methods, and the recovery of fertility after sterilization, so that couples of childbearing age can choose a suitable method for themselves and make informed decisions. It also introduces knowledge about the storage of medications and devices and how to identify counterfeit or substandard products, to help couples use reliable contraceptive products and improve the effectiveness of contraception. We hope that (all couples of childbearing age) can practice seriously, deeply experience, and find a method that suits them, and persist in its use to improve reproductive health. The second part of the book briefly and concisely introduces the principles, indications, contraindications, and precautions of various measures to address contraceptive failure. It explains that adopting these measures is for the reproductive health of couples of childbearing age and to achieve the goal of family planning. Contraception is the best way to improve reproductive health. In the writing process, the authors strive to use language that is easy to understand and simple yet profound, suitable for readers with general education levels among couples of childbearing age, as well as for family planning workers to promote knowledge of contraception and sterilization, thereby providing better high-quality family planning services for all couples of childbearing age.

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