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Birth control
What is the medicine that can be taken for birth control and it will not harm the body. Please help with the best medicine that can be taken alleast for 2 nd a half year bcoz i have h baby of 6 month now
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Contraceptive pills are generally advised unless contraindicated
For long term kindly go for IUD by consulting obs and gyn
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For the time period you desire of 2 and 1/2 year oral pills are ok
If you need for long duration hormonal IUD are best ..
Kindly consult
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OCPs
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Unless there is no other contraindications, OC pills is advisable
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Consult me on practo for detailed work up..Thank you 😊
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