Contraception is a medical branch called family planning. Unwanted pregnancy is a specific problem of the modern world. Termination of pregnancy (abortion) is the worst way to plan a family. It is invasive and it means the use of force on one’s body as the pregnancy is a physiological state. Any force or violence leaves consequences that are often visible and sometimes invisible.

In order to prevent damage to the body and get protection from an unplanned pregnancy it is advisable to use a means of contraception with a success rate of up to 100% to avoid unwanted pregnancy.

Diagnostic procedures:

Gynaecological examination
Cytological examination
Colposcopy
Hormone tests
Bacteriological investigation
Microbiological investigation
Haematological investigation
Biochemical investigation

Therapy procedures:

HOC (Hormonal oral contraceptive) – taking tablets orally
Local chemical and mechanic contraceptives (foam, condom)
IUD (Intrauterine contraceptive device) – the coil is inserted into the uterus

When using any contraceptive especially hormone ones it is necessary to have regular check ups with your gynaecologist.

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