Contraception is a personal choice, and the right method often changes over the years: before marriage, between children, once your family is complete. At Venus Women’s Wellness Clinic in Wakad, we explain your options clearly so you can pick what fits your health, your relationship and your plans.
The options we discuss
Modern contraception offers many safe, effective choices. Daily pills suit women who can take a tablet at the same time every day. A Copper-T or hormonal IUD protects you for several years and can be removed whenever you are ready for a baby. Implants and injections are other long-acting options. Condoms protect against both pregnancy and many infections. If your family is complete, permanent options for either partner can be discussed and referred. And when a method fails or is missed, emergency contraception is available.
Every method has its own benefits and possible side effects. Some make periods lighter, some may make them heavier for a while, and some are not suitable for women with certain health conditions. That is why a proper conversation matters.
How we help you choose
The first step is listening. Dr. Madhavi Tayade asks about your age, your cycles, any health conditions, whether you are breastfeeding, and when, or whether, you want children. She checks your blood pressure and other basics, walks you through each suitable option with its pros and cons, and answers your questions honestly. If you choose an IUD, she inserts it at the clinic and explains every step as she goes.
Ayurveda plays a supporting role. It can help with side effects such as irregular spotting, guide your diet and routine while you use a hormonal method, and help your cycle settle when you stop contraception to plan a pregnancy. We teach cycle awareness as useful knowledge about your body, not as a reliable method on its own. Everything is done under medical supervision.
When to see a doctor
Book a visit when you want to start, switch or stop contraception, if you have side effects such as heavy bleeding or headaches, if you think your method may have failed, or when you want to plan your next pregnancy. If you have severe lower abdominal pain, especially with a missed period, go to the nearest hospital or call 108, as this needs urgent assessment.
Respect for your choices
Every woman has the right to make decisions about her own body, whatever her age or relationship status, and we respect that. Your visit is confidential.
Need help choosing a method? Call us or book an appointment with Dr. Madhavi Tayade at our clinic in Wakad.