Sentence examples for contraception practice from inspiring English sources

In households with mothers who had delivered in the past 6 months information on number of antenatal visits, place of birthing, birth weight of the neonate, post-partum visit to hospital, breast feeding practices and contraception practice currently followed by the woman were collected.

Patients are told these methods are the only way, and doctors seldom mention that, with a little care and attention, more contraception practices can be quite effective.

These discourses varied from girls lacking knowledge to discourses about girls being irresponsible in not ensuring safe sexual health and contraception practices.

In studies that did report participation rates, loss to follow-up was sometimes surprisingly high: the French COCON study on women's contraception practices reported a loss of one-third of its members between the first and third waves, a period of 2 years [ 10].

With regards to advocating contraception, their practices varied: a few cases underwent sterilization methods before hospital discharge; some were followed-up at 6 8 weeks; while the majority were lost to follow-up.Of the 95 cases followed-up, only 49 provided information at 6 8 weeks.

Among all U.S. women 15 44 years old who practice contraception, 17% use oral contraceptives, 3.5% use an intrauterine device, 2.4% use a hormonal injectable, 1.3% use a vaginal ring and < 0.5% use either patch or implant [ 7].

(For example, Catholic Americans practice contraception at about the same rate as non-Catholics, official church policy notwithstanding).

"The assertion, moreover, casts a gratuitous slur — which I greatly regret — on the countless responsible married people who practice contraception and whose family life is an example to all".

For instance, there might be a range of organisations providing services in a local area: an STI clinic in a large hospital, community-based contraception services, general practice and charities such as Brook or the Terrence Higgins Trust.

On the other hand, contraception was acceptable practice in Islam from the days of the Prophet, and extensive attention was given to contraceptive methods by the great physicians of the Islamic world during the Middle Ages.

A sexually active heterosexual young woman who does not practice contraception, however, does have a 90percentt chance of becoming pregnant within a year.