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The World Contraception Day is a worldwide awareness day that has taken place on the 26th of September every year for the past fifteen years. During this day, various local and global healthcare organisations gather around to raise awareness of contraception in the general population. The word contraception has been put forward by combining the words "contra" (against) and "conception" (the process of conceiving in the womb). Various methods of contraceptives include oral contraceptive pills, implants, injectables, patches, vaginal rings, intrauterine devices, condoms, male and female sterilisation, lactational amenorrhoea methods, withdrawal, and methods based on fertility awareness. World Contraception Day is essential to spread awareness of various contraceptive options to individuals, especially young men and women, regarding Family Planning and Reproductive Health. #contraception #contraceptive #healthcare #healthcaretips #kimsat #kadakkal

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World Contraception Day Webinar: "A Choice for All. Freedom to Plan, Power to Choose" Join us for an enlightening discussion as leading healthcare experts share the latest advancements in contraceptive methods and address common misconceptions surrounding various options. Our esteemed speakers will cover key topics such as: 🔹 Combined Daily Contraceptives: Benefits Beyond Contraception – Dr. Augustine Onuh 🔹 Post-Contraception Fertility: Myths and Realities – Dr. Obire Ogonnaya 🔹 Emergency Contraception: The Do’s and Don’ts – Pharm. Osaretin Asowata 🔹 Exploring Long-Term Contraception: The Hormonal IUD Advantage – Dr. Ozurigbo Ijeoma Sylvia This is a unique opportunity to gain insights that empower individuals to make informed reproductive choices. Your choices, your power! 📍 Register here: https://lnkd.in/dBSJJ7V2 #WorldContraceptionDay #SFHAccess #ReproductiveHealth #FreedomToPlan #PowerToChoose

"Empower your future." World Contraception Day, observed on September 26 each year, is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about contraception and reproductive health. It aims to promote education about contraceptive options and empower people to make informed choices about their sexual and reproductive health. On World Contraception Day, discussions often include the different types of contraceptives available: Hormonal Methods: Pills, patches, injections, and implants. Barrier Methods: Condoms (male and female), diaphragms, and cervical caps. Intrauterine Devices (IUDs): Both hormonal and non-hormonal. Permanent Methods: Sterilization procedures for both men and women. Fertility Awareness: Methods based on tracking fertility signs. Despite its importance, challenges remain: Access and Affordability: Not everyone has equal access to contraceptives due to cost, location, or availability. Education Gaps: In some areas, there is still a lack of comprehensive sexual education. Stigma: Cultural or societal stigma around contraception can hinder open discussions and access. World Contraception Day serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of reproductive health and the need for ongoing efforts to ensure that everyone can make informed choices about their bodies and futures. Your Health, Our Commitment. 📲Call us or WhatsApp us at: 705-6010 (San Fernando) 763-7229 (Siparia) 728-4335 (Arouca #WorldContraceptionDay #ReproductiveHealth #InformedChoices #PlanYourFuture #EmpowerYourHealth #SexualHealthEducation

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The number one health concern that young women often have is related to their reproductive health, particularly menstrual health and contraception. Many young women worry about issues like irregular periods, painful menstruation (dysmenorrhea), heavy periods and finding the right method of birth control. These concerns are tied to their overall health and well-being; when given the chance, they often seek guidance on managing these issues, maintaining their reproductive health, and understanding how these factors might affect their future fertility. If your teen wants more information about contraception, consider booking an appointment to come see us. We discuss all of the benefits and risks and guide them in making an informed decision that's right for them. ⁠ ⁠ You do not need a referral from your healthcare provider to be seen at our clinic for contraception services.⁠

Today is #WorldContraceptionDay! There are different types of contraception, but not all types are appropriate for all situations. Methods of contraception include oral contraceptive pills, implants, injectables, patches, vaginal rings, intrauterine devices, condoms, male and female sterilization, lactational amenorrhea methods, withdrawal, and fertility awareness-based methods. Several factors determine the appropriate method on a case-by-case basis including an individual’s overall health, age, frequency of sexual activity, number of sexual partners, desire to have children in the future, and family history of certain diseases. Ensuring access for all people to their preferred contraceptive methods is very important and has significant health benefits. The use of contraception prevents pregnancy-related health risks for women, especially for adolescent girls. Everyone, irrespective of gender, must be given the support and opportunity to make informed decisions regarding their reproductive health! Visit your healthcare provider today and find out about the options available to you.

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✨ Your body, your choices ✨ On #WorldContraceptionDay, we’re highlighting the importance of having options when it comes to contraception. Whether you’re considering the combined pill, an implant, hormonal coil, or another method, what’s right for you may change over time—and that’s okay! ❤️ For those managing migraines, contraception can play a key role in symptom management. As we mark #migraineawareness week, it’s important to consider how different contraception methods may impact your health and well-being. This video, created by Dr. Aziza Sesay, highlights how important it is to make informed choices. This aligns with our #FSRH_HatfieldVision Goal 16: ensuring all women and girls have access to clear, relevant information about their reproductive health, no matter their background or circumstances. 🌍 Celebrate World Contraception Day by exploring your options and taking charge of your sexual and reproductive health. Visit our newly relaunched Contraception Choices website to explore the full range of options available: https://lnkd.in/e7KsQCYR

Long-acting reversible contraception is a key component of family planning. See our explainer on this topic as National Public Health Week continues with a focus today on reproductive and sexual health. #NPHW #MaternalHealth American Public Health Association