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6/7/2016

FAMILY PLANNING
By
Tiyas K

Background

Human Rights declaration pasal 25:


Everyone has the right to a standard
of living adequate for the health and
wellbeing of himself and of his family,
including food, clothing, housing, and
medical care and necessary social
services , and the right to security in
the event of unemployment, sickness,
disability , widowhood, old age or
other lack of live-hood in
circumstances beyond his control

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METHODS

Background

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International
Conference
on
Population and Development(ICPD)
th 1994, Kairo:

Reproductive health is a state of complete


physical, mental and social well-being in all
matters relating to the reproductive system,
and to its function and processes......
Indonesian Population Growth 2008= 1.175%
Population Growth # Economic Growth
Unwanted pregnancy rate

Ammenhorea Lactation Method (ALM)

Fertility Awareness-based Methods (FAB)

Barrier Methode

Intra Uterine Device

Intra Uterine Systems

Hormonal Methode

Tubal Ligation & Vasectomy

Others

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FAB

ALM

Available for women with baby under 6 month

Prolactin >> GnRh release <<


LH <<
no folicel

stimulation
no ovulation
ammenorhea

Conditions: intensive breastfeeding

5,2% failure of ALM

working women

CI: mother with HIV, Hepatitis B without vaccine on


baby, active Tb, breast Ca on theraphy

ovum hold for 24hr, sperm stays on uterine 72hr, ovulation


hapen in the middle of sicle.
physical n psychology condition base
failure rate >>

Basal Body Temperature (BBT)


-

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Calendar
- track lenght of last 6 cycles

assumtion body temperature decrease


1224 hr pre-ovulation and increase
couple days after
morning measure same place
physical n psychology condition base
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METODE BARIER

Billing
mucous

Method/cervical

recognise spinnbarkeit mucous


some
women
producing
more
mucous

Men Condom
Women Condom

Diafragm

combine with spermicidal

Sympto-thermal method
billing method + cervix consistency
examination & sign of ovulation (lower
abdomen pain, hardnes in breast,
emotional changes, etc)

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Female Condom
Plastic sheath
with ring

at both ends

Outer ring

Inner ring
Grasping female condom

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Insertion

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Diapraghm

Inserted up to 18 hours before


intercourse and can be left in for a
total of 24 hours

Condom
Combining condoms with
spermicides raises effectiveness
levels to 99%

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Drawbacks

IUDs

condom:
Interruption of coitus
Decreased

sensation

Efectiveness 510 years


Insertion when menstruation
time

IUS (Intra Uterine System)

plus Mirena
(levonorgestrel)

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Mechanism of Action

An IUD prevents sperm from


meeting an egg.
An IUD may stop a fertilized
egg from growing inside the
uterus.

Prevents fertilization by creating a


hostile environment (a sterile

inflammatory reaction) for sperm and


for a fertilized ovum
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20g/day

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Timing of
Insertion of
Intrauterine
Contraception
Timing

Pros

With menses

Ensures patient
not pregnant

Cons
Scheduling;
interim
pregnancy

Midcycle anytime

Convenience;
low rate of
expulsion

Must rule out


pregnancy

Emergency
contraception
(copper IUD)

Convenience;
pregnancy
prevention

Pregnancy

Alvarez PJ. Ginecol Obstet Mex. 1994.


OHanley K, et al. Contraception. 1992.
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The IUS: Mirena

Mirena releases 20 mcg levonorgestrel/day


Failure rate very low: only 0.3% over 5 yrs
Ectopic rate very low : 0.02%
5 years (as effective as CuT380 at 7 years)
Not for EC
STI protection relative, not for sex workers
Good for women with heavy periods
Expulsion rate as other framed devices

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Side Effect

Advantages of the IUD

Provides long-term birth control.


Cost effective.

Can be removed when a woman


would like to become pregnant.

Spotting, light bleeding,


heavy or longer menstrual
periods are common in the
first 3 6 months of IUD use

Pelvic pain after insertion

Convenient - a woman does


not need to remember it daily
or weekly.
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Contraindications

History of PID

Immunocompromised (e.g., HIV, sickle


cell disease)

Known/suspected pregnancy

Small uterus (<6 cm in length)

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PID
Uterine perforation
Ectopic pregnancy
Menorrhagia and metrorrhagia
IUD expulsion

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Fertility Rates in Parous Women


After
Discontinuation of Contraceptive

HORMONAL

100
Pregnancies(%)

Complications

Multiple sexual partners

80

IUC
OC
Diaphragm
Other methods

60
40

20
00

12
18
24
30
36
Months After Discontinuation

Combination pills (estrogen & progesteron)


Mini pills (progestin)
Monthly injectable (estrogen & progesteron)

Trimester injectable ( DMPA)

progesteron

Implant (etonogestrel)
Transdermal administration (Evra)
Transvaginal administration (vaginal-Nuva ring)

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Based on data from Vessey MP, et al. Br Med J. 1983.


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Norplant Implant

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COCs Mechanism of Action:


Ovulation Suppression

Mechanism

Estrogen suppresses follicle-stimulating hormone


(FSH) and therefore prevents follicular emergence.
Progesterone suppresses the midcycle

gonadotropin-releasing
hormone
(GnRH)
surge, which suppresses luteinizing hormone
(LH) and therefore prevents ovulation.
Causes thicker cervical mucus
Causes decreased motility of fallopian tube
Causes endometrial atrophy

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Normal Menstrual Cycle


Follicular
development

Cycle Modified by COCs


Follicular
development

ovulation

Pituitary
hormones

FSHFSH

Pituitary
hormones

LHLH

Natural ovarian
hormones

progestinrtin

estrogenestrogen
progesteroneprogesterone

estrogenestrogen

14
days of menstrual cycle

28

1
days of active
pill-taking

14

28
hormone-free
interval

Adapted from: Senanayake and Potts, 1995.


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Hormonal SE

Benefits of Oral
Contraceptives

Decreases risk of ovarian cancer by 75%

Decreases risk of endometrial cancer by


50%

Decreases bleeding and dysmenorrhea

Regulates menses

Protects
against
pelvic
inflammatory
disease (PID) (thicker mucus)

Fats deposit>>, increase body weight


higher trombosites
High blood pressure
Amenorrhea
Cloasm
Headache
Nausea

Nonbreastfeeding postpartum women


should wait three weeks before
starting estrogen-containing
contraceptives because of the
increased risk of thromboembolism

Protects
against
fibrocystic
change, ovarian cysts, ectopic
pregnancy, osteoporosis, acne

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Return to Fertility
After
Stopping DMPA
Use

Percent of Women Having Conceived

100

80

60

Oral Contraceptives (0=last pill taken)

40

IUD (0=device removed)


DMPA (0=15 weeks after last injection)

20
0

4
8
12
16
20
Months After Stopping Contraceptive

24

Source: Tieng, 1982.


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Contraindications of Oral
Contraceptives
Thromboembolism
Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) or coronary artery disease
(CAD)

Breast/endometrial cancer
Cholestatic jaundice
Undiagnosed vaginal bleeding
Hepatic disease
Known/suspected pregnancy
Concomitant anticonvulsant therapy
Some antibiotics

Relative
contraindications:
hypertension (HTN), lactation

Migraines,

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Taking the Pill

Once a day at the same time everyday


Use condoms for first month
Use condoms when on antibiotics

Use condoms for 1 week if miss a pill or take


one late
The pill offers no protection from STDs

Sterilization

Tubal Ligation ( Tubectomy )


pengikatan
pemotongan
-

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Vasectomy
note:
use
ejaculation

Essure
nickel titanium
insertion on each tubal by
histeroscopy

condom

until

15

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LAPAROSCOPY-BAND-AID
STERILIZATION

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VASECTOMY

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