contraceptive guidelines

What should be considered when choosing a contraceptive?

When choosing a contraceptive, consider:
- Effectiveness: How well the method prevents pregnancy.
- Convenience: How easy it is to use and maintain.
- Side Effects: Potential health risks and benefits.
- Personal Health: Any existing health conditions.
- Reversibility: Whether you want a temporary or permanent solution.

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