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injectable contraceptive

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injectable contraceptive
[injek′təbəl]
medroxyprogesterone acetate, a progestin used as a contraceptive, administered intramuscularly at a dose sufficient to prevent ovulation. The muscle into which the hormone is injected serves as a depot from which the hormone is slowly released so that injections need to be given only every 3 months. This is a very convenient and highly effective method of contraception.


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True (A) or false (B)--fill in only block A or B: Injectable contraceptives are safe for women on antiretroviral therapy.
39) Injectable contraceptives and implants were rarely used in that era, and Russian women's knowledge of these methods has been limited.
Injectable Contraceptive - Injectable contraceptives contain the hormone called Medroxy Progestorone Acetate and prevents ovulation for three months.
 
 
 
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