contraceptive advice

How to access contraceptive services?

Contraceptive services are available through various sources:

- Healthcare Providers: Gynecologists, family doctors, and clinics can provide prescriptions and insert devices like IUDs.

- Pharmacies: Some contraceptives, like condoms and emergency contraceptive pills, can be purchased over the counter.

- Family Planning Clinics: These clinics often provide a range of contraceptive options and counseling.

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