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I recently had an abortion and want to prevent pregnancy. Should I use condoms or take any tablets?

Asked by Female, 28 · 6 days ago

Mr Vikas Singh

Mr Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

6 days ago

After an abortion, it is important to choose a reliable method to prevent pregnancy based on your needs. Condoms are a safe option and also protect against infections, but they depend on correct use every time. Tablets like oral contraceptive pills can give more consistent protection if taken regularly. The choice depends on your comfort, health and plans. Consult your doctor to decide the most suitable and safe method for you.
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  1. Importance of Contraception After Abortion
    Preventing pregnancy soon after an abortion is crucial to allow your body time to recover and to plan for future pregnancies safely.

  2. Condom Use
    Condoms are effective in preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). They are a non-hormonal option and can be used immediately.

  3. Oral Contraceptive Pills
    Pills like Choice Tablet 28's are effective for birth control. They should be taken as prescribed by a doctor and can start immediately post-abortion if no contraindications exist.

  4. Other Contraceptive Options
    Consider alternatives like IUDs or implants for long-term contraception. Discuss these with your healthcare provider.

  5. When to Start Contraception
    Contraception can typically begin immediately after an abortion, but consult your doctor for personalized advice.

  6. Consult Healthcare Provider
    Always seek personalized advice from your healthcare provider to choose the best contraception method for your needs.

Answered 6 days ago