Reproductive Decisions Making in Contraception: Dilemma or Miracle

Abstract

The World Health Organization states that every couple has the fundamental right to procreate. It encompasses
the freedom to make choices about reproduction free from violence, coercion, and discrimination, as well as the
right to the best possible quality of sexual and reproductive health. Everyone should have an equal opportunity to
exercise their freedom to procreate by making the correct decisions. Depending on the availability, accessibility of
the legislation, services, competence, and other considerations such underlying medical problems, the choice
about contraception will either be a difficulty or a miracle. Because it includes individuals with their own
opinions, convictions, emotions, and expectations, it is not that straightforward. It is a marvel that the couples are
satisfied with their choice of contraception. However, family medicine practitioners will have a challenge if the
individual desiring the contraception has an underlying medical condition. Additionally, the practitioners may
have seen a certain set of patients who are dissatisfied with any strategy and create justifications for using other
approaches for a variety of reasons. It will provide a challenge to both physicians and patients. The best way to
handle this sort of situation is to be patient, understanding, compassionate, and discreet.