He has been practicing in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology for a long time with Integrity, distinction and repute. He specializes in medical and surgical management of infertility, laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgeries.

1. Contraception
BIRTH CONTROL, ALSO KNOWN AS CONTRACEPTION, IS DESIGNED TO
PREVENT PREGNANCY. BIRTH CONTROL METHODS MAY WORK IN A
NUMBER OF DIFFERENT WAYS: PREVENTING SPERM FROM GETTING
TO THE EGGS. TYPES INCLUDE CONDOMS, DIAPHRAGMS, CERVICAL
CAPS, AND CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGES.

2. What are
contraceptives?
 Contraceptives, also commonly referred
to as family planning or birth
control methods, are a range of devices,
procedures and medications which assist
women to prevent pregnancy. The way
they prevent pregnancy differs, but most
methods are either hormone or barrier
dependent.

3. Who uses
contraceptives?
 Hormonal contraceptives are used by
fertile women (i.e. women who
experience menstrual cycles, typically
aged 15-49) who wish to prevent
pregnancy. They are typically used by
women who are regularly sexually
active, and therefore require ongoing
protection from pregnancy.

4. Benefits of contraceptive
use
 Contraceptives allow women to control
their fertility and thus decide when and
if they bear children. Enabling women
to control their fertility and particularly
to adequately space births (i.e. have a
break from pregnancy for at least two
years after childbirth) has numerous
health benefits for women and their
infants.

5. Side Effects
• Breast tenderness
• Nausea
• Acne
• Headaches
• Dizziness
• Irregular menstrual bleeding
• Abdominal bloating or pain
• Mood changes
• Reduced libido

6. Contact
Phone Number- +91 98300 47058
Email- deborjyotipal@outlook.
Website- www.drdeborjyotipal.com