Gynaecology

The pill (contraceptive pill) remains the most commonly used method of contraception. It is one of the safest forms of contraception, provided it is used correctly. Read on to find out how the pill works, what types are available, what its advantages and disadvantages are, and how to use it safely.

Contraceptives play a crucial role in protecting against unwanted pregnancies and maintaining sexual health. There is now a wide range of different methods available. The best method is always a personal choice. Find out here what types of contraceptives are available, how they work and what their advantages and disadvantages are.

Fertility and egg reserve are closely linked. A woman’s egg reserve determines the age up to which pregnancy is possible. This, and the fertile window, vary from woman to woman and are already determined at birth. Assessing the egg reserve provides an indication of whether a woman has sufficient time to have a child and can be an important factor in family planning decisions. Read on to find out how it is assessed and which factors influence fertility in both women and men.