Bengaluru doctors are raising concerns over a significant rise in the use of over-the-counter emergency contraceptives by women aged 18-30. This trend has led to severe health complications, including ectopic pregnancies and hormonal imbalances. Experts recommend consulting healthcare providers for regular birth control options instead of relying on emergency contraceptives.Emergency contraceptive sales up; be wary of side-effects, say doctors
Bengaluru doctors are raising concerns over a significant rise in the use of over-the-counter emergency contraceptives by women aged 18-30. This trend has led to severe health complications, including ectopic pregnancies and hormonal imbalances. Experts recommend consulting healthcare providers for regular birth control options instead of relying on emergency contraceptives.
