Background: Lactational amenorrhea is a normal postpartum physiological phenomenon. It
offers specific biologic advantages for both the mother and the baby. Nature appears to …

This study assessed the awareness, knowledge and practice of lactational amenorrhoea
method (LAM) of post partum contraception among breast feeding mothers of 18 to 40 years …

Background: Emergency contraception (EC) is defined as the use of a drug or device to
prevent pregnancy after unprotected sexual intercourse and thus can reduce unwanted …

A study on emergency contraceptive practice among nursing staff in Sikkim, India-A cross
sectional study Page 1 Australasian Medical Journal AMJ 2010, 3, 10, 667-671 667 A study on …

Context: Emergency contraception (EC) offers women a last chance to prevent pregnancy
after unprotected intercourse. Nursing personnel are both service providers and health …

Background: Lactational amenorrhea method (LAM) is a highly effective for preventing
subsequent pregnancy by 98% during the first six months postpartum. The efficiency and …

Background: Lactation is a natural defence against pregnancy. As long as a mother is
nursing, she is delaying the return of fertility. This study aimed at evaluating the state of …

Background: Emergency contraception is the best effective method to prevent accidental
pregnancies. Multiple accepted methods such as oral pills, intrauterine devices are …

Background: Emergency contraception has been available and registered for a long time in
Egypt and some other Middle Eastern countries, it is still relatively unknown and is …

Abstract Introduction: Emergency Contraception is a grossly underu–tilized option of
prevention of pregnancy. It is a safe and effective method which can prevent unintended …