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Kulawar haihuwa

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Kulawar haihuwa
Bayanai
Ƙaramin ɓangare na family planning (en) Fassara, medical prevention (en) Fassara da reproductive health (en) Fassara
Bangare na human population control (en) Fassara
Amfani prevention (en) Fassara
Facet of (en) Fassara women's health matters the most (en) Fassara
Maganin hana haihuwa.
hanyam an fani da magungunan

Kula da haihuwa, wanda kuma aka sani da hana haihuwa da kuma kula da haihuwa, hanya ce ko na'urar da ake amfani da ita don hana ciki.[1] Tun zamanin d ¯ a ake amfani da kariyar haihuwa, amma ingantattun hanyoyin hana haifuwa sun kasance a cikin ƙarni na 20 kawai.[2] Tsara, samarwa, da kuma amfani da tsarin haihuwa ana kiranta tsarin iyali.[3][4] Wasu al'adu suna iyakance ko hana samun damar haihuwa saboda suna ganin bai dace da ɗabi'a, addini, ko siyasa ba.[2]

Hanyoyi mafi inganci na hana haihuwa sune haifuwa ta hanyar vasectomy na maza da ligation na tubal a cikin mata, na'urorin ciki (IUDs), da hana haihuwa da za'a iya dasa su.[5] Wannan yana biye da wasu hanyoyin tushen hormone ciki har da kwayoyi na baka, faci, zoben farji, da allurai.[5] Hanyoyin da ba su da tasiri sun haɗa da shinge na jiki kamar kwaroron roba, diaphragms da soso na hana haihuwa da hanyoyin wayar da kan haihuwa.[5] Mafi qarancin hanyoyin da za a iya amfani da su shine maganin maniyyi da cirewar namiji kafin fitar maniyyi.[5] Bakarawa, yayin da yake da tasiri sosai, ba yawanci ake juyawa ba; duk sauran hanyoyin suna jujjuya su, mafi yawan nan da nan bayan dakatar da su.[5] Ayyukan jima'i masu aminci, kamar yin amfani da kwaroron roba na namiji ko mace, na iya taimakawa wajen hana kamuwa da cututtuka ta hanyar jima'i.[6] Sauran hanyoyin hana haihuwa ba su kariya daga cututtukan da ake ɗauka ta hanyar jima'i.[7] Tsarin haihuwa na gaggawa zai iya hana daukar ciki idan an sha cikin sa'o'i 72 zuwa 120 bayan jima'i mara kariya.[8][9] Wasu suna jayayya cewa rashin yin jima'i ma wani nau'i ne na hana haihuwa, amma ilimin jima'i-kawai ilimin jima'i na iya kara yawan ciki na samari idan an ba da shi ba tare da ilimin hana haihuwa ba, saboda rashin bin doka.[10][11]

A cikin samari, masu juna biyu suna cikin haɗari mafi girma na sakamako mara kyau.[12] Cikakken ilimin jima'i da samun damar haihuwa yana rage yawan ciki maras so a cikin wannan rukunin shekaru.[12][13] Yayin da matasa za su iya amfani da kowane nau'i na hana haihuwa gabaɗaya,[14] maganin hana haihuwa da aka daɗe ana iya jujjuyawa kamar su implants, IUDs, ko zoben farji sun fi samun nasara wajen rage yawan ciki na samari.[13] Bayan haihuwa, macen da ba ta shayarwa ba za ta iya sake samun ciki bayan makonni hudu zuwa shida.[14] Wasu hanyoyin hana haihuwa za a iya farawa nan da nan bayan haihuwa, yayin da wasu ke buƙatar jinkirta har zuwa watanni shida.[14] A cikin matan da suke shayarwa, hanyoyin progestin kawai an fi fifita fiye da hada magungunan hana haihuwa.[14] A cikin matan da suka kai ga lokacin al'ada, ana ba da shawarar ci gaba da hana haihuwa har tsawon shekara guda bayan al'ada ta ƙarshe.[14]

Kimanin mata miliyan 222 da ke son gujewa daukar ciki a kasashe masu tasowa ba sa amfani da tsarin hana haihuwa na zamani.[13][15] Yin amfani da maganin hana haihuwa a ƙasashe masu tasowa ya rage yawan mace-mace a lokacin ciki ko kuma lokacin daukar ciki da kashi 40% (kimanin mutuwar 270,000 da aka hana a 2008) kuma zai iya hana kashi 70% idan an biya cikakkiyar buƙatar hana haihuwa.[16][17] Ta hanyar tsawaita lokaci tsakanin masu juna biyu, hana haihuwa na iya inganta sakamakon haihuwar mata manya da kuma rayuwar 'ya'yansu.[16] A cikin ƙasashe masu tasowa, kuɗin da mata ke samu, kadarori, da nauyi, da kuma karatun yaransu da lafiyarsu, duk suna inganta tare da samun damar samun damar haihuwa.[18] Haihuwa yana haɓaka haɓakar tattalin arziki saboda ƙarancin yara masu dogaro, ƙarin mata da ke shiga cikin ma'aikata, da ƙarancin amfani da ƙarancin albarkatu.[18][19]

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