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Birth control pills are oral contraceptive tablets that a woman has in order to plan her family in the long term. It can be used by her to be in control of the time she wants to have her first child or for maintaining a healthy age gap between her kids or to avoid unwanted pregnancy. There are many regular oral contraceptive tablets available in the market these days but women usually rely on the condoms for contraception because they don’t know how these pills work or they have a lot of preconceived notions about them. These oral contraceptive pills prevent pregnancy mainly by stopping ovulation. If no egg is released, there is nothing to be fertilized by sperm, and the woman cannot get pregnant. They prevent ovulation by maintaining more consistent hormone levels. Without a peak in estrogen, the ovary doesn't get the signal to release an egg. The tablet also thickens cervical mucus so the sperm cannot reach the egg. They are safe but make sure to consult a gynecologi

The birth control pills for women have gone through several changes and tweaking since its inception. This ‘change’ or ‘tweaking’ is formally known as ‘generation’. There are 4 generations of contraceptives so far. Oral contraceptives in India are also available according to these generations. The main difference between them is the type and amount of hormones used. First Generation: It had higher concentration of hormones. It led to some health concerns that resulted in the introduction of 2 nd generation pills. Second Generation: These have lower amounts of hormones as compared to first generation pills. These comprise of a huge chunk of brands still prescribed till today. Third Generation: These came a decade after the second generation pills. They use progestin such as desogestrel and cyproterone acetate. Fourth Generation: These are the most recent kind of oral contraceptive pills and contain the progestin called drospirenone. Make sure you

Motherhood is bliss and every woman has the right to experience it. But in these contemporary times, it’s a little hard to plan for kids. People are running after their careers and participating in the metaphorical rat race that gets them nowhere but makes them stressed and depressed. Whether they are thinking of having their first child or planning an age gap between the kids, women are ignorant when it comes to contraception. So how do women plan for them at the right time? The answer to this question is taking the right decision at the right time. And, how do we do that? Well, by consulting a gynecologist and discussing your options on using contraceptive tablets for unwanted pregnancy . There are some very good oral contraceptives in India . Your gynecologist will advise you about the tablets that suit you best. Make sure you follow your gynecologist’s advice and instructions. This is the most effective method of contraception and you get to decide and are in control