Reproductive Health
A health centre puts up a poster about a safe pregnancy, and a school asks a doctor to talk about growing up. Both belong to one idea: reproductive health. In this chapter you see what the idea means and why it matters to a country. You learn how the methods of birth control work, what medical termination of pregnancy is, how infections spread and how they are prevented, and how doctors help couples who cannot have a child. Python counts days, growth and chances. It serves the Indian syllabus (NCERT, NEET) and the matching topic of A-Level, IB and AP.
Part of Biology · High School (11–12) (chapter 21)
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Reproductive Health and Birth Control
What reproductive health means and why the growth of a population matters. Then the methods of birth control one by one: the natural and the barrier methods, the devices placed in the uterus, the pills, the injections and implants, and the surgical methods.
Pregnancy Termination, Infections and Infertility
How a pregnancy can be ended in a safe and lawful way, and why a test of the fluid around a baby is controlled by law. How the common sexually transmitted infections spread and how they are prevented. What infertility is, and the methods by which doctors help couples to have a child.