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2020-07-13 02:55:21
I had 5 month baby, can my spouse use birth control pills? Plz guide about other ways to avoid pregnacy
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Copper t is the best method to have proper birth spacing and also contraception.
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Answered2020-07-13 03:39:58

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Best option would be to take injection Depoprovera or copper T since it may not interfere with breast feeding and no need to take pills daily..
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Visit hospital to get copper T or injections to avoid unwanted pregnancy
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Visit hospital immediately after ur period stops.. for copper T and injection Drpoprovera. Condom has high failure rate..

Answered2020-07-13 03:14:24

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Take Tablet Desogestrel once every night from day two of periods at bedtime
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Other options are Cu T and condoms
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Injection Depoprovera is also good as a 3 monthly contraceptive injection

Answered2020-07-13 03:02:40

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