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Birth control methods
2 months ago I had my 2nd c section. Im breastfeeding my baby.Now I want to opt for birth control.. taking injection once every 3 month is safe or pills are safe..??
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Contraception is a choice and all the options should be discussed with the patient .then you have to opt one according to your condition and choice.
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The choice of contraception depends on a lot of parameters like, age, duration of desired contraception, weight etc
In ur case without knowing a lot abt Ur past history and physical examination...I suggest Take a shot of DMPA which covers U for 3 months and by the end of 3 months either opt for a Copper T or go in for a laparoscopic tubal ligation whichever is ur choice.
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Dr. Anshika Lekhi
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Mirena Iucd would be a good option as you are breastfeeding also. Plz consult online for details.
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