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ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE PILLS
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
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Oral contraceptive pills are a widely accepted and effective method of contraception introduced in 1956. The document discusses three main types: combined oral contraceptives (COC), progesterone-only pills (minipills), and sequential oral contraceptives. It details the formulations, dosing regimens, and mechanisms of action, including the inhibition of ovulation and changes in cervical mucus. The content is designed to enhance understanding of contraceptive options and their implications for women's health.
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