Contraceptives

Contraceptive decisions are influenced not just by medical facts but by deeply personal considerations — life stage, future plans, cultural context, side effects, and trust in one’s healthcare provider. In recent years, however, a quiet shift has been happening: more women are leaning towards long-acting reversible contraception (LARC), particularly the intrauterine device (IUD), as a dependable long-term solution. The Shift Towards Long-Term Contraceptives What we’re seeing in contraceptive preferences isn’t just about newer technologies or improved access; it’s a reflection of how women are reframing reproductive health as part of holistic life planning. Short-term methods like the pill, patch, or…