CONTRACEPTIVES DON'T CAUSE INFERTILITY

Contraception is a way of preventing pregnancy .They work in different ways and have different types.Most people have the idea that if you use contraceptives you will become infertile but that is not the case. The use of contraceptives for a long period of time only delays your fertility and this may cause a person to fall pregnant after some time .

What are you thoughts about contraceptives causing Infertility?

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  1. BabyMamaSays♡ 9010136621 June 2022 at 00:04

    there's also a possibility that after leaving contraceptives you can become very fertile

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