Calendar method is one of the safest and less expensive natural family planning methods used mostly by married couples. To provide a better understanding of the phenomenon, this study examined the experiences and perspectives of women in productive age using calendar method. It is effective if women know their fertile period in which they should not have sexual contact with their partners during ovulation to prevent and control unwanted pregnancy in a natural way. It can therefore be said that Calendar Method is more effective means for family planning than oral contraceptive method because it decreases side effects to the body, less expensive and has more benefits.
This paper presents the discussion about calendar method as a natural family
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It implies the ability of individuals and couples to anticipate and attain their desired number of children and the spacing and timing of their births. Family planning is achieved through contraception which is defined as many means capable of preventing pregnancy – and through the treatment of involuntary infertility (Family planning). It can be achieved through the use of natural family planning method which includes periodic abstinence during the fertile period, using the naturally occurring periods of infertility, use of calendar method and basal body temperature. Couples must know that there are proper ways to understand the importance of the using natural family planning method especially calendar method. They should be aware and knowledgeable most especially for the less fortunate couple that instead of buying those expensive pills or devices, they can still use the natural method which is safe without spending their money. If there is enough knowledge about this, problems could be lessened and interventions can easily be done with the family’s …show more content…
Oral contraceptives or birth control pills are used as medications which prevent pregnancy. There are some effects of using oral contraceptives. Women using pills experience some effects after using pills, which includes headache, nausea, mood changes, weight gain, irregular bleeding and breast tenderness. Villias (2005) said that women presently taking the pill increased their risk of having breast cancer according to some studies. At the same time, there are also barriers in using such method .Most women in rural areas don’t know that this method exist and even though they know about it they still don’t know the proper way on how to use it. Some women are afraid to use such method because they are afraid on the side effects after using it and testimonies of other people heighten the fear of using it. Significantly, unmet need for oral contraceptives remains and decrease knowledge about using it, concerns about side effects or long-term health effects, and barriers to access may determine use of such
In the rare case of pregnancy complexity, anytime a woman experiences large amounts of bleeding or delayed period, the result is more than likely the phases of a miscarriage. In conclusion, the menstrual cycle can be impacted by the daily environment in human females. Analysis has shown that the menstrual cycle impacts females’ everyday day life such as in the workplace and also the consumption of caffeine, drinking and smoking (Goldetal.2004).
Nonetheless, there is some resistance to schools converting to a year-round calendar. Most of that opposition comes from the reduction in intersession length, and some students and/or parents don 't like the idea of year-round education from the start. This gives families a reason to voice their opposition when both the parents and child 's schedules do not line up with one another. This usually affects households that wish to take long vacations over the course of a summer. Parents, in some cases, may oppose this change because of child care needs. Child care raises opposition since there is a shift in the school year calendar. Parents may not be able to find nannies or babysitters. In addition, parents will have to check for or maybe even search for new or different childcare services. To add, parents with multiple children may have to worry about their children being put
When legally introduced to society in 1960, the Pill stirred up a long period of controversy. The availability of the Pill had great impact on women’s health, social life, laws, religion, family, relationships, morality and sexuality. Initially conceived to be highly effective and safe, the Pill left many women with side effects – few which led to several fatalities. Before the Pill was created, many women postponed sex due to the social norm and fear of becoming pregnant before marriage. Families grew large and it was typical for a woman to have multiple children caused by the lack of birth control. Due to regulations, such as the Comstock laws, many people supported the prohibition of the Pill and other family planning practices. However, many women believed in the right to control their own body when it came to procreation. Despite the controversies, the Pill left lasting impacts, such as by opening society to the sexual revolution and...
educating women more on the pill and the way it works, the after effects of
Trussell, J., Stewart, F., Potts, M., Guest, F., & Ellertson, C. (1993). Should Oral Contraceptives
Lastly, to attain birth control, you should learn about it first. Some adults do not know how much priorities they will be faced with due to unsafe sexual intercourse. People who have the benefit of obtaining education regarding birth control are much more capable of deciding when they will start a family and how big it will be. Birth control is not only beneficial to those taking it and their relatives, but also the whole world, because it enhances the morality of society.
The difference between planner pro and calendar is that planner pro you can put tasks in it. Also the covers are different and they have different names. The planner pro is much more colorful too. Also the planner pro if you have more then one thing for the day and write it in the planner pro it will show that you have more then one thing for the day. The calendar with only show you one dot and the planner pro with show two or more dots. The planner pro has time zone, first day of the week, and a start with a month view. It also has a pass code you can out on so no one but yourself can get on it. On the planner pro it also has priority's, due soon notifications, time picker interval, app badge, and it shows overdue tasks on the day its due.
Now a days there are several different methods of birth control. The first that I am going to talk about is called the rhythm method. As its synonym implies, this method is based on the assumption that, for each women, there is a rhythmic pattern of menstruation and ovulation that can be identified by keeping a careful record of the dates of menstruation. A second assumption is that
If women were more informed on the appropriate use of emergency contraceptive, whether they are safe and also effective, then there would potentially be a decrease in unexpected pregnancies, and abortions. Women are often uninformed of emergency contraceptives, and although the lack of knowledge is obvious among the younger population, it seem to be even more obvious in the population of women over 30. There has only been a very small amount of researches done in regards to the counseling of emergency contraception and the way it was used, this would only be the third research conducted regarding this matter. Data was collected via questionnaire from the NSFG in 2002 from female respondents. The study collected a representative sample of 7,643 U.S women in the reproductive ages of 15-44 that were in civilian households. The women completed computer-assisted, face-to-face interviews that collected information of whether they have ever been informed of emergency contraception based on their age, race, ethnic background, marital status, if they have ever had an abortion, how old they were we they first had sex, and their education level.
The only guaranteed option of birth control is abstinence. Abstaining from having sexual intercourse will ensure that pregnancy does not occur and also prevents sexually transmitted infections. People may find it difficult to abstain for long periods of time and tend to end their abstinence without being prepared to protect themselves against pregnancy or venereal diseases. Many choose outer course which is sex play without vaginal intercourse. For others, it is sex play with no penetration at all. It is a 100% effective against pregnancy unless pre-ejaculate or sperm gets onto the vulva or into the vagina. Outer course however, frequently leads to intercourse, therefore another form of birth control and protection from infection has to be used.
This review shows that the decision for a woman to use ECP depend on individual situations in terms of age, country of residence, level of education, past reproductive experiences as well as depth of religious commitment. It also shows that a number of social and psychological factors may further influence emergency contraceptive use. Unintended pregnancy and unsafe abortion are major public health burden that has not been effectively tackled over the last decades despite the scaling up of reproductive and family health services. Understanding the reason for this trend will enable the development of focus innovative interventions to tackle this problem. Adequate and correct information about this method of contraception among young adult is therefore imperative in strategizing on how to reverse this trend and help secure the reproductive health of our women.
...e also preventative measures that can be put into place to avoid conception such as birth control and protected sex. They are simple steps that are not taken into consideration based on society’s effect on the world.
Sex before marriage has always been a major issue. Teen pregnancy seems to double yearly: with no sign of stopping. Some teens use contraceptives and birth control incorrectly. They think pregnancy just can’t happen to them. In a lot of cases their embarrassed to buy protection or just simply unsure of how to use them. Many unplanned pregnancies happen beca...
In order to change the situation, this action plan was carried out, aiming to reduce the percentage of adolescent pregnancy in school while providing scientific, suitable sex education towards students.
...he second way to attempt to decrease the population is through increased active family planning programs. Especially in poor countries, it is a lot harder for women just to jump into the work force, and even harder for a poor country to become industrialized. For example, in Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest countries, birth rates have decreased from seven children per family to only 5.5. This is largely because forty percent of Bangladesh's woman now take part in some form of family planning.