Injectable contraceptive method
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Injectable contraceptives, systematic review, self administration, (Source: DeCS)Abstract
Objective: To analyze the injectable contraceptive method from a documentary connotation. Method: This study was carried out through a systematic review. Conclusion: Injectable contraceptives, particularly those that allow subcutaneous self-administration, represent a significant advance in the autonomy and management of women's reproductive health. However, their success and global acceptance depend on overcoming persistent barriers, especially in low-resource and humanitarian settings, where sociocultural, economic and access to health services factors limit their use.
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