Family Planning & Contraceptive Services
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Family Planning and Contraceptive Services
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Family Planning & Contraceptive Service
Family planning is a key aspect of reproductive health that enables individuals and couples to make informed decisions about the number, timing, and spacing of their children. Through a range of temporary and permanent contraceptive options, it helps prevent unintended pregnancies and supports healthy childbirth. With expert guidance, each method is tailored to individual health needs, promoting overall physical, emotional, and social well-being.

Contraceptive Options Offered
- Oral Contraceptive Pills (OCPs)
- Intrauterine Devices (IUDs) – Copper-T, Hormonal IUD
- Injectable Contraceptives
- Barrier Methods – Condoms, Diaphragms
- Emergency Contraception
- Permanent Methods – Tubal Ligation (Female Sterilization)
- Natural Family Planning Methods
- Postpartum Contraception Counseling
When You Should Seek Family Planning Advice:
- You want to delay or avoid pregnancy
- You have completed your family
- You’re planning to space out pregnancies
- You have health conditions that make pregnancy risky
- You’re unsure which contraception method is right for you
- You recently delivered a baby or had an abortion
Causes of Unplanned Pregnancies
- Inconsistent or incorrect contraceptive use
- Lack of awareness or access to contraception
- Myths and misinformation about family planning
- Failure of certain methods without medical supervision
- Unprotected sexual activity
Can It Be Prevented?
Yes — with proper education, access to healthcare, and personalized contraception planning:
- Choose the right method with expert guidance
- Follow usage instructions carefully
- Get regular follow-ups for long-term methods
- Use backup methods when necessary (e.g., emergency pills)
- Communicate openly with your partner and doctor