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Hormonal Contraceptives

Meaning

Hormonal Contraceptives are pharmacological agents, typically composed of synthetic estrogen and/or progestin, designed to prevent pregnancy by strategically interfering with the natural neuroendocrine control of the reproductive cycle. These medications are available in diverse forms, including oral pills, transdermal patches, and long-acting implants. Beyond their primary function, they are frequently utilized in clinical practice to manage various gynecological conditions.