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Hormonal injections are there.
Single shot can prevent pregnancy for 3 months. U can also consult for proper guidance. Take care.

Everything under has potential side effects including having baby.
There are many temporary family planning methods like oral pills, injectable hormones, intrauterine devices, condoms, diaphragms, safe period, coitus interruptus, etc. You must know about the success and failure rates of all as well as the advantages and disadvantages of all to decide which suits you the best. Maybe consult gynecologist as a couple.

There are injections available, single dose provides contraception for 3 months, without any side effects. U can also consult.

Then you can go for copper t, you can go for pill also, iud can be an option but most reliable and safe without any hazard is use if condom, you can use branded condom also.

It needs consultation as a couple with gynecologist to know about all methods, learn details, advantages, disadvantages, your needs and then jointly decide.
There are many temporary family planning methods like oral pills, injectable hormones, intrauterine devices, condoms, diaphragms, safe period, coitus interruptus, etc. You must know about the success and failure rates of all as well as the advantages and disadvantages of all to decide which suits you the best. Maybe consult gynecologist ...more

Yes, you can conceive after tubectomy reversal. This procedure involves rejoining the two parts of the fallopian tubes.

YES
you can use them , its an adjuvant in treatment of infertility and PCOS

Don't worry, it won't harm your baby.
But still, during pregnancy few changes or alterations are done in bp medicines, as per ur symptoms.

Your question is not clear please rephrase and ask as family planning and exercises have no relationship

Population growth is a major concern in most developing countries across the globe. As per the reports of the United Nations, the estimated global population was 7 billion in the year 2011. In the next three decades, it is expected to increase by 2 billion people, taking the final count from 7.7 billion in 2020 to 9.7 billion in 2050. By the start of the 22nd century, the world population could peak at approximately 11 billion.

India currently has a population of 1.35 billion and such a...more