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Ulike prevensjonsmetoder kan være hormonelle eller ikke-hormonelle, og med varierende grad av sikkerhet.
Ulike prevensjonsmetoder kan være hormonelle eller ikke-hormonelle, og med varierende grad av sikkerhet.

Ulike prevensjonsmetoder

Ulike prevensjonsmetoder skiller seg fra hverandre med tanke på sikkerhet, brukervennlighet, beskyttelse mot sykdom og bivirkninger. Følgende er en kort introduksjon.

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Langtidsvirkende hormonelle prevensjonsmidler

P-implantat, p-stav

Livmorinnlegg, hormonspiral

P-sprøyte

Kombinert hormonell prevensjon

P-piller

Vaginalring

P-plaster

Minipiller

Nødprevensjon

Ikke-hormonelle prevensjonsmidler

Kobberspiral

"Naturmetodene"

Barrieremetoder

Stønad til prevensjonsmidler

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Referanser

Dette dokumentet er basert på det profesjonelle dokumentet Valg av prevensjonsmiddel. Referanselisten for dette dokumentet vises nedenfor.

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