oral contraceptives
Daily pregnancy prevention
Oral contraceptives are pills taken by mouth to prevent pregnancy, typically containing synthetic hormones that suppress ovulation.
Usually called birth control pills or simply the pill: She's been on oral contraceptives since college.
The term appears most often in medical and formal contexts.
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- birth control pillsOral pregnancy prevention medication
- progestinSynthetic reproductive hormone
- pillSolid medicine dose
- family planningControlling fertility deliberately
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oral contraceptivesbarrier methods
Contraception using physical blockage
condoms · diaphragm · cervical cap · spermicide · IUD
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Medications aiding reproduction
fertility treatments · prenatal vitamins · IVF · in vitro fertilization · assisted reproduction
oral contraceptiveshormone replacement therapy
Supplementing depleted bodily chemicals
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