community health nursing, public heath, nursing, contraception, contraceptive methods, family planning, india

1. By. Kailash Nagar
Asst. Professor
Dept. Community
Health Nursing

2.  “A way
adopted
of thinking
voluntarily, upon the basis
and living that is
of
knowledge, attitudes and responsible
decisions by individuals and couples, in
order to promote the health and welfare
of the family group and thus contribute
effectively to the social development of a
country”.
FAMILY PLANNING

5.  SPACING METHODS
 Barrier methods
 Physical methods
 Chemical methods
 Combined methods
 Intra-uterine devices
 Hormonal methods
 Post- conceptional methods
 Miscellaneous.
 TERMINAL METHODS
 Male sterilization
 Female sterilization

10. VAGINAL
SPONGE

11. CHEMICAL
METHODS
FOAMS
CREAMS,
JELLIES
SUPPOSIT
ORIES
SOLUBLE
FILMS

14. ORAL PILLS
 Combined pill
 Progestogen only pill(POP)
 Post-coital pill
 Once-a-month(long acting) pill
 Male pill
DEPOT(SLOW RELEASE) FORMULATIONS
 Injectables
 Subcutaneous implants
 Vaginal rings.

16. Menstrual regulation
Menstrual induction
Abortion

17. Abstinence
Coitus interruptus
Safe period (rhythm method)

18. Natural family planning methods
Basal body temperature method (BBT)
Cervical mucus method(billings or
ovulation method)
Symptothermic method
Breast feeding
Birth control vaccine

19.  Male sterilization(vasectomy)