Contraception in a Family Practice in Cape Town
Keywords:
Contraception, Birth Control, General Practice, Teenage Pregnancy, Smoking
Abstract
This article reports on the pattern of contraception in a general family practice in Cape Town; the type of contraception used, the reason for using it (or not using it), parity, age-factors, religion, side-effects, smoking, blood pressure - all these aspects contribute to the pattern.
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