lactational amenorrhea method (lam)

When Should a Woman Switch to Another Contraceptive Method?

A woman should consider switching to another contraceptive method if:
Her menstrual periods return.
She stops exclusively breastfeeding or introduces supplemental feeding.
Her baby reaches six months of age.

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