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Contraceptive pills
I am recently married about 4 months before so i had a qustion that is it safe for my wife to take medicine so that she doesnot gt pregnant as we are not planning for a baby for atleast a year or two and we mostly hv unprotected sex so by consulting a doctor is it ok to take medicines so that no pregnancy happens...my concern while taking medicines will it affect the future pregnancy when me and my wife will want a baby
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Contraceptive pills are a safe, effective way to delay pregnancy, and they don't affect your ability to have a baby later. Your periods and fertility usually return to normal within a few months of stopping, whichever option you eventually use.
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The right method for you, combined pills, a progesterone-only option, or something else, depends on your health history, weight and any existing conditions. A gynaecologist can review that and start the one that suits you.
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Please see a gynaecologist before starting anything, so your suitability and any side effects are checked properly.
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