Human Reproduction Contraception Family Planning and Sex

Contents Foreword. Acknowledgements. Introduction. Reproduction 1. Female reproductive system. 2. Menstruation cycle and fertility. 3. Female sex hormones. 4. Male reproductive system and sex hormones. 5. Semen. 6. Conception and childbirth. Contraception 1. Choices for family planning. 2. Condom. 3. The pill. 4. Intrauterine device (IUD) contraception. 5. Contraceptive injection. 6. Contraceptive implant. 7. Spermicidal contraceptives. 8. Emergency and MT pills. 9. Medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) (abortion). 10. Medical termination of pregnancy act. Family planning 1. Tubectomy. 2. Vasectomy. 3. Family planning and family planning programme. 4. Family planning insurance scheme. Sex and sex problems 1. Premarital marital and sex counselling. 2. Sex different view. 3. Masturbation. 4. Night emission or night fall. 5. Premature ejaculation. 6. Erectile dysfunction (ED). 7. Viagra (sildenafil). 8. Female sexual disorders. 9. Hypoactive sexual desire disorder. 10. Sexual aversion disorder. 11. Female sexual arousal disorder (FSAD). 12. Female orgasmic disorders. 13. Vaginismus. 14. Dyspareunia. WHO guidelines. A limited knowledge or lack of it concerning the reproduction contraception family planning and sex can have a significant impact upon the social family and personal growth and development of an individual. The reproduction contraception and sex education are among the major issues in everyone's life but unfortunately our society does not permit open discussion on them. Sex problems are the burning questions in several families and may be a dominant cause of separation and/or divorce. This book is an initiative to cover all the queries and problems of an individual pertaining to reproduction contraception family planning and sex. It is essentially an attempt to make young India aware of certain facts regarding these issues. The book is divided into four sections reproduction contraception family planning and sex. The reproduction section covers the basics of reproduction including anatomy (structure and function) of reproductive organs sex hormones menstruation cycles and semen analysis that are directly associated with contraception and fertility. This book also provides the information regarding some physiological changes that occur after conception sequential development changes in fetus and some valuable information about childbirth. The contraception section deals with all the modern methods of contraception which are available in Indian markets and family planning centers. The advantages disadvantages action mechanisms and side effects of the condoms pills IUD spermicidal agents emergency pills MT pills and abortion are elaborately mentioned in the concerned chapters. In addition all the branded contraceptives which are easily available in Indian markets have also been enlisted. There are certain permanent methods of family planning like tubectomy and vasectomy which are highly effective. The adverse impacts of prevailing myths are more dominant over the actual few side effects of these methods. The family planning section exposes these myths. Besides government policy of family planning help provided by it including the financial assistance during any mishappening or compensation of loss suffered due to failure of these methods etc. have also been discussed in this section. Last section of the book covers the highly delicate issue of life which can help you to diagnose certain problems related to sex and other factors medical or psychological associated with it. The book will also help you whenever you or your partner faces any kind of problem regarding these issues. The book is written in simple language with minimum medical jargon so as to make it comprehensible to common people. 208 pp.…