Female contraceptive methods
This particular section is one of our program's most potential sections. We discuss available options of contraceptive methods for women but with many that apply to everyone with a uterus. Today, women and girls still face the challenge of an informed choice when seeking contraceptive services, yet they deserve full rights to understand every single option of controlling births. The section we are developing here is potentially designed to dismantle the gaps interfering with the ability of women, girls, and many people with a uterus to access full rights to informed choice.
At Flavors of Family Planning, we believe that equipping people with knowledge about existing contraceptive methods is unequivocal. Furthermore, we must deliver the content to all genders equally and engage men and boys to understand female contraceptive methods, too, so that they can be the best complementary components of relationships.
This section discusses hormonal and non-hormonal contraceptive methods, including; oral contraceptive pills, implants, injectables, patches, vaginal rings, Intrauterine devices, female sterilization, lactational amenorrhea, fertility awareness, etc. We discuss the effectiveness, misconceptions, myths, expectations, side effects, and responses to the clients whenever a burning question spins up.
Finally, we believe that girls and women should obtain comprehensive sexual education; know and recognize options; negotiate reproductive desires, including when and how many children to have, and demand access to good quality services for reproductive health. Enjoy the show!
1.Emergency Contraceptive Methods to curb unwanted pregnancy | 72hrs Morning After Pills | Nyuma y'imibonano mpuzabitsina idakingiye mu gihe cy'uburumbuke
Has your pal ever asked you “Dude,what can I do?" Hey Relax, we've got this. See how helpful our solution is if you are concerned about putting an end to unintended pregnancies. In this video we shall learn together about emergent methods to curb unwanted pregnancies resulting from unprotected sexual intercourse. People using other contraceptive methods but who have used them poorly before or during unprotected sex can also benefit from these methods.
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2.Learn about Injectables_Uburyo bwo kuboneza urubyaro hakoreshejwe AGASHINGE.
Welcome again to the Flavours of Family Planning show. Together, let's discuss injectables, a type of hormonal form of contraceptive methods for females. Ikaze mu kiganiro Ibirungo byo kuboneza urubyaro. Reka tuganirire hamwe uburyo bwo kuboneza urubyaro hakoreshejwe agashinge.
3.Learn about Contraceptive Pills_Uburyo bwo kuboneza urubyaro hakoreshejwe IBININI.
Are you curious about female contraceptive methods? There are two forms of female contraceptive methods, Hormonal and non-hormonal. In this video, we discuss contraceptive pills, a type of hormonal form.
4.Let's sing the menstrual cycle together | Ukwezi k'umugore kubarwa gute?
Calculating the menstrual cycle is not an exclusive responsibility of women and girls only. Let's learn, understand and sing it together in this edutainment video.
5.Easy way to detect safe and unsafe days if you are irregular.
It is possible to track your irregular menstrual cycle, and it is not the exclusive responsibility of women and girls only. Learn how to calculate irregular menstrual cycles with us.
6.Who really determines sex? | Ese igitsina umwana avukana kigenwa nande?
Women and girls violence is a worldwide pressing concern- we have learnt from our viewers that they want to know who really determines sex because this is one of the causes of home violence and conflicts against women and girls whereby their husbands or partners violate them basing on the fact that women and girls are responsible of the sex of the innocent born baby. Again, this concern may lead to the denial of responsibilities.
7. Adolescent and Pregnancy | Uruhare rw'abagabo mu kwiyongera kw'inda ziterwa abangavu.
Girls often get pregnant without any say in the decision, and often with much older men or husbands. Large spousal age gaps also mean huge power differentials between girls and their partners/husbands. Girls who get pregnant before age 18 are more likely to experience violence within marriage or a partnership than girls who postpone child-bearing.
We believe that girls and women should obtain comprehensive sexual education; to know and recognize options; to be able to negotiate reproductive desires, including when and how many children to have; and to be able to demand access to good quality services for reproductive health.
