FOGSI: Modern Approach to Contraception

Ashish Kale MD DNB FICOG FICMCH DEPS FICSNandita Palshetkar MD FCPS FICOG FRCOG (UK)Hrishikesh D Pai MD FRCOG (UK-HON) FCPS FICOG MSc (USA)Sunita Tandulwadkar MD (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) FICS (Gynae-Endoscopy) FICOGRishma Dhillon Pai MD DNB FCPS DGO FICOGAshwini Kale DGO DNB FICMCH

• SECTION 1: OVERVIEW1. Contraceptive Uses: Guidelines and Effectiveness2. Combined Oral Contraceptive Pills: Past, Present, and Future3. Progestin-Only Pills: Past, Present, and Future4. Contraceptive Implants5. Contraceptive Vaginal Ring6. Contraceptive Patches7. Injectable Longer Action Reversible Contraception8. Intrauterine Contraceptive Devices9. Spermicides10. Female Barrier Contraceptive Methods11. Male CondomSECTION 2: SPECIAL SITUATION12. Emergency Contraception13. Medicolegal Aspects of Tubal Sterilization and VasectomySECTION 3: GUIDELINES FOR USE IN SELECTED POPULATION14. Postpartum Intrauterine Contraceptive Device15. Contraceptives for Transgender Individuals16. Safety Issues of Contraceptives for Women over 35 Years17. Perimenopausal Women18. Contraception in Women with Abnormal Uterine Bleeding19. Contraception in Special Situation - Acne and Hirsutism20. Guidelines for Use of Contraceptives in Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Sexually Transmitted Diseases21. Contraception after Abortion22. Contraception after Ectopic Pregnancy23. Good Clinical Practice Recommendations on Combined Hormonal Contraceptives: Counseling and Use in Clinical Practice24. Accelerating Quality Family Planning Services in the Private Sector in India: A FOGSI FWC Commitment