A new survey by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 36 countries revealed the absence of contraception for fear of side effects, health concerns, and miscalculation of the chance of childhood that two-thirds of women sexually active prefer to postpone or limit childhood. This has led to the unintentionality of one in four pregnancies. Although unintentional pregnancies do not necessarily correspond to unwanted births, they can lead to a wide range of health hazards, including starvation, disease, abuse, neglect, including death, for mums and children.
For every reason in their final visit to a health facility, only 3 percent of women wishing to delay or limit child care received contraceptive counseling. Screening all women for concerns regarding family planning might help prevent the widespread unwanted pregnancy and unsafe abortions in many Asian nations. It is estimated that about 2 million unwanted and more than 600 000 unsafe abortions occur each year in India alone. The cycle will continue without appropriate counseling, increased service quality, the expansion of efficient and acceptable contraception choices, and respect for the rights of all women and girls. Capital equity is also a major issue. Finding effective contraceptive services will allow more people to overcome legal, political, social, cultural, and structural restrictions. First, to identify women who have concerns about their way of contraception and seek to change their methods, secondly, to give high-quality stigma-free counseling, discrimination, or coercion on these women to ensure respect for their reproductive wishes and preserve their sexual health. In order to provide excellent family-centered advice, the abilities of Doctors, Sisters, and Sisters through education and professional training are also crucial.
Safe contraception and abortion services are crucial for women’s reproductive rights in addressing fertility management and reducing unwanted pregnancies. Prevention of pregnancy is prevented first of all by access to contraception. As no method gives 100% protection, however, abortion facilities are essential to ensure that women who fall pregnant are able to end their pregnancy.