Don’t you know that the number of women who uses contraceptive methods are estimated have reached to 2 billion around the world and the youngest user of contraceptives is only 14 year old girl and the oldest to use contraceptive is 45 year old lady.
The average couples would only want to have two children in their entire life. To achieve this, couples should use contraceptives for more than twenty five to thirty years of uninterrupted use of contraceptives.
There were at least 64% of 2 billion uses oral contraceptive pill and condoms from ages 14 to 45 years old.
A woman who uses hormonal methods of contraception such as oral contraceptives are more likely to develop cancer in their later life and those women who have had children after the age of 35 is also at risk in having a cancer, particularly breast cancer.
The lowest rate of cancer patients in lined with contraceptive is liver cancer. Studies shows that a woman who uses oral contraceptive pill for a longer period of time has a greater chance of having liver cancer, though the rate is significantly lower compared to breast cancer.
The longer a woman uses an oral contraceptive pills the greater is the chance of developing poly cystic ovaries to women ages 20 to 34 years old.
Several factors should be considered in choosing contraceptive pill. Considering factors are health, age and the rate of recurrence of sexual activity. Almost all non permanent contraception lasts up to 5 years before it expires. The problem is when the contraceptive pills reach to the service facility; it will be stocked there for years before it can be sold out.
When buying a contraceptive pill, always check it and see any signs of damages. See for any crack or discoloration. Check the aluminum foil for broken area. See if all pockets are filled with contraception, just like in pill. Check for authenticity of a contraceptive.