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anovulant

NOUN
  1. a contraceptive in the form of a pill containing estrogen and progestin to inhibit ovulation and so prevent conception

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  • In the 1950's there began to be developed an anovulant pill, which was found capable of being used as a pre-coital type of artificial birth prevention.
  • Papal teaching had also affirmed the licitness of using anovulants (birth control pills) to regulate the menstrual cycle so that conception might be avoided more successfully by couples practicing the rhythm method of contraception.
  • Nowadays, that usually involves some form of human artifice: e.g., sterilization, anovulant or abortifacient pills, and barrier methods. Archive 2006-05-01
  • In the 1960s, the Church faced increasing pressure regarding the use of contraceptive means with the marketing of the anovulant pill.
  • During the 1950s, Sanger joined forces with another prominent American Jew to produce the oral, anovulant birth control pill. Birth Control Movement in the United States.
  • My main response has been to point out that contraception in such a case is neither a means to prophylaxis nor need be intended as an additional end; therefore, by the principle of double effect, prophylactic condom use as such cannot be condemned as intentionally contraceptive, any more than use of an anovulant pill for purely therapeutic reasons can be so condemned. The Catholic condom debate II
  • The oral anovulant contraceptive pill had been developed privately with her assistance.
  • The common factor is that all these are anovulants and therefore are equally good at stopping ectopics and intrauterine conceptions.
  • Propecia, an exam paper, offers a fuzz deprivation communication dedication in the throw of a anovulant. Article directories Celibataire Urbaine
  • Even when taking contraceptives or anovulants, the number of ovules that we ourselves can use reduces gradually.
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