How Is The Birth Control Being Funded?

Women have been using birth control methods for over thousands of years. Today, we have various effective birth control methods available to woman. Such as the pill, patch, shot, or IUD. Birth control is a safe way to prevent pregnancy. You can purchase birth control at your doctor’s office, planned parenthood, a clinic, or a public health care provider. They will first discuss your medical history with you, then check your blood pressure and finally you will discuss which birth control method is right for you, and they will send you on your way with your prescription. Birth control can be purchased at your local drugstore and costs up to 50 dollars. In a lot of cases though, young girls and even older women cannot afford or access these types of birth control. There are concerns about being unemployed which results in no income coming in for birth control, lack of health insurance the woman may have and whether or not the woman can afford having a child, even more during an economic crisis. By having women’s birth control free it will not only decrease the chances of abortion, help women financially , help with women’s menstrual cycle, and also by lowering the teen pregnancy rate, and having them have the power to decide when they want to have children. Many people can argue that the government shouldn’t have to provide another free service and that the cost

Some people feel that it should be the female’s responsibility to provide the contraception during sex because females have more options’ then men do. Females can choose from birth control pills, the birth

6. What information should be given to B.J. about the expected duration of hormone therapy and monitoring of treatment efficacy?

A total of 730,322 abortions were reported from the Centers for Disease Control in 2011. This could easily be resolved with proper usage of birth control. But the fact of the matter is that only 62% of women are actually using proper birth control, now this may seem like a lot of women, but there is 158.6 million women in the United States alone so 58.5 million are currently not on any birth control which is a huge amount of women. Birth control needs to be free and accessible, because the benefits of having women on birth control easily outweigh any of the cons that may come. My goal for this paper is to talk about the pros of having free and accessible birth control, which would be lower abortion rate, lower teenage pregnancy rate, and the many health benefits. I will also touch on the opposing side of this argument, which will be that, it will be too expensive, that abstinence is key, and that if birth control became free and accessible women would no longer go the doctor.

Practically any condition can be controlled until the delivery.This picture shows one of the surgeries carried out inside the uterus.  Look what the impressed photographer watched though his camera lens… the tiny hand of the baby trying to grab the surgeon’s finger.  * Imperfection (defect):  Eugenic abortionPerfection does not mean having the right to live.  People do not pass a quality control.  A person can be “defective” (physically imperfect) yet still wonderful human being… or be physically complete, “perfect”, but a human monster or a despicable person.  This is not a reason to abort.  The kindness of a human heart does no need a perfect body to develop itself completely.  What would you advice a woman who is pregnant for the fifth time…

Planned Parenthood is an unmatched resource to an uncountable number of patients, and it should never be taken away. If everyone that does not support Planned Parenthood, based on the fact they provide abortions, were to look past that for a second. What they would see is a remarkable organization that is there to help everyone in need. Planned Parenthood is not just any old clinic, their patients know that going there will result in the best possible care available. Also women know that even if it could result in Planned Parenthood being defunded, that their rights will be fought for by Planned Parenthood. Knowing that patients need to have someone available to talk to is a quality that makes Planned Parenthood stand out. As well as the testing

The patient tells me that she is unsure when her last menstrual cycle was. Her periods are very irregular and she had not been keeping track of it. She and her husband have been attempting pregnancy for the last year and a half and she tells me that as of Thursday, August 27th, she and her husband had gone through the procedures for adoption. She said that she knows she ovulated on August 18th. She was using an ovulation kit. She took a home pregnancy test on the 28th, which was positive, repeated with a different brand of test on the 29th and that was also positive. She has a regular gynecologist with York Gynecology, Robert Cervenka, MD, that she uses regularly, and she already has an appointment with him

An extraordinary amount of media’s attention has been devoted towards Hobby Lobby’s slight victory through a decision by the Supreme Court in their most recent Burwell v. Hobby Lobby (2014). The attention was focused on the court’s decision that essentially negated corporations claiming religious objections to certain contraceptives from participating in the mandate. Depending upon the participation and religious

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Not to mention, the cost of birth control when not covered by insurance is extremely costly. Birth control should be free for women because most women cannot afford yearly birth control or their insurance will not cover it completely. Since there have been so many studies confirming how beneficial birth control is for a woman’s health, they should not have to pay such costly prices in order to prevent life changing illnesses.

Most birth control pills require a prescription. Some women might expect the visit to their doctors to be filled with blood work and a full physical exam. But to their surprise, the doctor typically asks for information regarding the last date of their menstrual cycle and if they are pregnant. Then the doctor signs off a prescription with no additional questions asked. These quick visits demonstrate that the majority of doctors are not taking the time to examine the health of their female patients to determine if they are even healthy candidates for birth control pills. The majority of doctors must ask more questions regarding weight, smoking habits, and potential heart disease risks. Jandi DuPree is one of the thousands of women that trust their doctors for medications. Dupree was 28 years old when she visited her doctor to get her prescription for birth

Prescription birth control tends to be the most effective form of contraceptive. To get a prescription, you can visit a reproductive health clinic, such as a Public Health Family Planning Clinic or a Planned Parenthood Clinic, a family doctor, a gynecologist, or a community clinic. There are a variety of different types of prescription birth control to choose from. Some common options are the pill, the ring, the implant, and the shot.

Have you ever had a spontaneous abortion (miscarriage) or stillbirth, or do you know anyone who has? If so, how did you or your acquaintance cope with the loss? How did others react to it?

Health and wellness is one of the most important goals of a human being. A study conducted by Krans found out that almost 70 percent of the population in the United States of America only takes at least one type of prescription drugs in their lives (2013). As a chemistry major, I was and am always driven to find out about the kinds of medicine we use and consume on a daily basis or even once in a while when we have to. Most of my friends are taking some sort of oral contraceptive methods. Few of the options my friends use are the birth control pills, condoms, patches and shots. All of these methods actually contains synthetic hormones and these synthetics hormones are the ones that cause all the side effects. The type of contraceptive method

An MA can ask a patient about birth control professionally by asking the patient if they are okay with being asked sexual-oriented questions. If they say that they are okay with talking about it then the MA knows that they can go ahead and ask the questions they need to know. When asking the questions about birth control, it is also important to make sure that the MA is wording the questions correctly and is not in a rude way. A patient’s age can alter the questions because if they are younger, it is also important to ask other questions like if they are sexually active or are going to be using the birth control for something else. Many young girls also use birth control to help control their periods if they are irregular or even for acne.