Sentence examples for continued contraception from inspiring English sources

While chances of pregnancy are reduced after endometrial ablation, they can occur and such pregnancies have a high risk of adverse outcomes, hence continued contraception is strongly advised.

Some recommend that women less than 45 years old continue contraception for 2 years after menstruation has ceased.

To continue into the SEQUEL extension study, female subjects of childbearing potential were required to continue contraception in the form of a double-barrier method, stable hormonal contraception plus single barrier, or tubal ligation.

All male and female subjects of childbearing potential were educated about practicing effective contraception during the study and were willing and able to continue contraception for 3 months after their last dose of study treatment.

To assess the dynamics of contraceptive use during the one year of follow-up, four sub-analyses were done for participants who: initiated contraceptive use, discontinued contraceptive use, continued to use contraception and those who did not use contraception at all.

Most clinicians advise women to continue using contraception for 12 months after menstruation has ceased.

Adults aged 19 to 40 years at the time of Dose 1 were eligible if they were in stable health with a satisfactory baseline medical assessment by history and physical examination, safety laboratory results were within protocol-specified limits and for women the pregnancy test was negative and there was agreement to continue adequate contraception for the study duration.

He returned to the Population Council in 1991 and continued work on contraception, developing new copper-bearing intrauterine devices and contraceptive vaginal rings.

Throughout the year's follow-up, only 24% among the HIV-negative and 18% among the HIV-infected continued to use contraception while 12% and 28% among the HIV-negative and infected respectively did not use contraception at all.

Moreover in low-income countries, less proportion of couples using contraception continued to be the main factor influencing the prevalence of unintended pregnancy [ 20].

Very few young people, less than one quarter among the HIV-negative and less than one fifth among the HIV-infected, continued to use contraception throughout the year.