Hello everyone,

Introduction

Two days ago I made a post about invention of contraceptive and @focusnow asked some valid questions and I promised to shade more light on the topic of contraceptions.

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@focusnow asked three important questions let's see what science and life experiences has to say about those important Questions.

Question No 1.

Can a contraceptive become so complicated that when a woman is ready for children, it becomes difficult to remove?

Answer

Contraceptives are human invention and humans are imperfect so it can never be a perfect thing all through.
In some cases there are complications that can affect a woman's child bearing but that are some factors contributing to that.

Personal experience.

After the birth of our second son my mother decided to go for Intrauterine contraception and she was on it for Nine years.

On the ninth year she became very sick and decided to take the intrauterine contraception off, she went to the hospital and the doctors discovered that the intrauterine coil has shifted and has sunked into her body and her body covered it.
That period wasn't a funny one because my mother was transferred to a specialist hospital, the consultant now discovered that the IUD has turned to another problem, my mother was anemic and affected the implant.
Finally the doctors rescued my mother's life by doing some surgery on her to take off the coil.

The doctor now said that the cause of such problem was as a result of not going for check up.

Take home point

If a woman is on any form of contraception she should be visiting the doctor from time to time to know if the body is still accepting such method of contraception, if the implant has shifted or if the injection is no more good to her body.

If a woman fails to go for check up while on any form of contraceptive, unbearable complications might come as a result of that.

But if a woman always visit the doctor for check up she can be on contraceptive for twenty years without any complication.

Question No 2.

Do contraceptive fall? or are they guaranteed 100% to prevent pregnancy?

Answer

Like I said earlier in as much as contraption is a human invention the possibility to fail might be there but when some mistakes occur.

In some cases that contraceptives fail are as a result of the woman not using it as it should be used or not visiting the doctor at the appropriate time.
In some cases too it might be as a result of the mistake of either she Nurse of the Doctor during administration of the contraceptive.

For instance the oral contraceptive are taking immediately a woman's monthly period starts and the woman will never get pregnant but if she takes it whenever she feels obviously she will get pregnant while using contraceptive, same thing applies to when using the injections.

History has proven that it is only one out of 100 will get pregnant while on contraceptives.

Question No 3

Are there moral implications? For example, do some methods kill the egg?

Answer

I don't think so, because contraceptions prevents a woman from ovulating which is the process whereby the eggs are being produced When the body stimulates the production of the hormones progesterone and oestrogen.

So whereby the eggs are not produced they can't be killed, in some methods of contraception the sperms are terminated before they meet the eggs.

I also believe they don't kill eggs because immediately a fertile woman stops contraception she gets pregnant in no time, my mother is a living witness of that , after ten years of having a baby she had our last born.

Me and our last born

On the other hand there are some good things that contraception does for a woman.

• It protects a woman from endometrial cancer.
• It helps a woman to have a regular Periods.
• Contraception helps to reduce Cramps, PMS, and Anemia.
  *Contraception helps to Prevent Ovarian Cysts.
• It helps in clearing Up Skin and Prevent
• Contraception helps in Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS).

If a woman does the right thing by going to a specialist for observation and medical test to identifythe type of contraception that will suit her system, then following up with her check ups and taking the medications the appropriate way and time she will never go wrong with contraception.

Conclusion

We are all grateful to science and technology for all they have been doing to make life easier and they always educate us about those inventions.

I believe I have given @focusnow a clear answer to his questions and am much available to answer more questions from him or any fellow steemian.

I still remain your loyal Nurse @beautybb.