unwanted pregnancy

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One issue of interest for family planning programmes concerns the proportion of women remaining unprotected from an unwantedpregnancy.
No couple can be criticized if unwantedpregnancy occurs in spite of determined efforts to avoid it.
If undertaken to prevent unwantedpregnancy, the pregnancy it prevents belongs to another person, not to the one sterilized.
It was clear that they thought of the pill as a highly effective method of preventing unwantedpregnancy.
Sometimes, because of the trauma of an unplanned and unwantedpregnancy, partners feel they will never indulge in intercourse again.
Unwantedpregnancy can be understood as a disability, which interferes with the ability of women to function normally in social life.
In his large-scale survey, one-third of couples committed to good birth control practices had an unwantedpregnancy within 5 years.
By 6 months after presumed ovulation, they are no more likely than those not wishing more children to be unprotected from an unwantedpregnancy.
That the woman who finds herself with an unwantedpregnancy suffers worst of all, because she has brought her suffering upon herself?
For this, the satisfaction of avoiding an unwantedpregnancy or social worth in terms of population control may be more useful indices.
I do not underestimate the considerable pressures caused by unwantedpregnancy.
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