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Hormones - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Contraceptive methods are diverse and cater to different needs and preferences. Here's a summary of the main types:
      - Hormonal Methods:
      - Combined Pill: Contains hormones (oestrogen and progestogen) to prevent ovulation.
      - Progestogen-only Pill: Also known as the mini-pill, it thickens cervical mucus to block sperm.
      - Contraceptive Patch: A sticky patch worn on the skin that releases hormones.
      - Vaginal Ring: A flexible ring inserted into the vagina, releasing hormones.
      - Contraceptive Injection: Administered every few months, it releases progestogen.
      - Contraceptive Implant: A small rod placed under the skin that releases hormones.
      - Intrauterine System (IUS): A device inserted into the womb that releases hormones.
      - Barrier Methods:
      - Condoms: Prevent sperm from entering the uterus and also protect against STIs.
      - Diaphragm or Cap: Placed inside the vagina to block sperm.
      - Intrauterine Device (IUD):
      - A non-hormonal device (often called the copper coil) inserted into the womb to prevent fertilization.
      - Natural Methods:
      - Tracking menstrual cycles to avoid fertile days.
      - Permanent Methods:
      - Female Sterilization: Blocks or seals fallopian tubes.
      - Vasectomy: A male sterilization procedure that prevents sperm from being ejaculated.
      - Emergency Contraception:
      - Morning-After Pill: Taken within a few days after unprotected sex.
      - Copper IUD: Can also be used as emergency contraception.