Family planning methods Population problem in india

1. PRESENTED BY,
MR. KAILASH NAGAR
ASSIST. PROF.
DEPT. OF COMMUNITY HEALTH NSG.
DINSHA PATEL COLLEGE OF NURSING, NADIAD

2.  “A way
adopted
of thinking
voluntarily, upon the basis
and living that is
of
FAMILYPLANNING
• 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”.

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)