World Contraception Day 2020: A doctor debunks five myths
(WorldNews Health)

When it comes to contraception, there may be a lot many doubts in the minds of people looking to use it for the first time. These doubts may emerge from the fact that most Indian schools lack sex education classes. As such, people either refer to and get misled by online information, or end up in a doctor’s office. Dr Sonal Kumta, consultant, obstetrics and gynaecology, Fortis Hospital Mulund, says it is generally observed that many women avoid using contraceptives or discontinue use either due to misinformation, or because they are worried about the side effects. “It is important to dismiss misinformation to ensure that women may choose a suitable method of contraception, and...