What are contraceptive methods ? Why it is adopted?? Explain breify??..
Answers
Answered by
1
here is your answer.
Attachments:
Answered by
2
Answer.....
A woman can get pregnant if a man's sperm reaches one of her eggs (ova).
Contraception tries to stop this happening by keeping the egg and sperm apart, or by stopping egg production, or by stopping the combined sperm and egg (fertilised egg) attaching to the lining of the womb.
and the devices or things used for this method are known as contraceptive devices...
and this method is called contraceptive method....
5. Access to contraceptives makes the world a better place. When families have the option, they can delay having children until resources are more readily available for adequate food, health care and education. If half the population is able to avoid unplanned pregnancy after unplanned pregnancy and is free to be more productive, local and national economies cannot help but benefit. Smaller families compete less for resources, which can help ease a country’s political tensions and move us all toward a more sustainable world.
4. Contraception saves money. For every dollar invested in family planning, at least $6 is saved for other uses. Families with fewer children can invest more of their income in each child as well as in improving their personal lives and communities with additional education, vocational training, farming, land and housing, or business ventures.
3. Control over her body is a woman’s human right. Personal autonomy is a critical part of the definition of freedom. The idea of human rights is meaningless for girls and women who lack the right to decide for themselves, freely and without coercion, when and with whom to have sexual relations, or when and whether to become pregnant. While it remains controversial that access to contraception gives a woman power and allows sex for pleasure without anxiety, it is a basic human right to have autonomy over one’s body.
2. Contraception empowers girls and women. A woman who wants two children will, on average, spend about five years of her life trying to become pregnant, being pregnant or recovering from pregnancy — and about 35 years trying to avoid pregnancy. Contraception makes that possible.
1. It saves lives and improves health, and not just for women. This is the most important benefit of all.
A woman can get pregnant if a man's sperm reaches one of her eggs (ova).
Contraception tries to stop this happening by keeping the egg and sperm apart, or by stopping egg production, or by stopping the combined sperm and egg (fertilised egg) attaching to the lining of the womb.
and the devices or things used for this method are known as contraceptive devices...
and this method is called contraceptive method....
5. Access to contraceptives makes the world a better place. When families have the option, they can delay having children until resources are more readily available for adequate food, health care and education. If half the population is able to avoid unplanned pregnancy after unplanned pregnancy and is free to be more productive, local and national economies cannot help but benefit. Smaller families compete less for resources, which can help ease a country’s political tensions and move us all toward a more sustainable world.
4. Contraception saves money. For every dollar invested in family planning, at least $6 is saved for other uses. Families with fewer children can invest more of their income in each child as well as in improving their personal lives and communities with additional education, vocational training, farming, land and housing, or business ventures.
3. Control over her body is a woman’s human right. Personal autonomy is a critical part of the definition of freedom. The idea of human rights is meaningless for girls and women who lack the right to decide for themselves, freely and without coercion, when and with whom to have sexual relations, or when and whether to become pregnant. While it remains controversial that access to contraception gives a woman power and allows sex for pleasure without anxiety, it is a basic human right to have autonomy over one’s body.
2. Contraception empowers girls and women. A woman who wants two children will, on average, spend about five years of her life trying to become pregnant, being pregnant or recovering from pregnancy — and about 35 years trying to avoid pregnancy. Contraception makes that possible.
1. It saves lives and improves health, and not just for women. This is the most important benefit of all.
vbk185:
yes this is actually the brainliest answer
u deserve it
welcome bro
Similar questions