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(N/A)       Natural method of family planning    Artificial method of family planning        $1$. Based on the principle of avoiding the meeting of ov

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(N/A)       Natural method of family planning    Artificial method of family planning        $1$. Based on the principle of avoiding the meeting of ovum and sperm.    $1$. Based on preventing the meeting of gametes using barriers or inhibiting gamete production.        $2$. Includes periodic abstinence,where couples avoid coitus during the fertile period ($10$ to $17$ days of the menstrual cycle).    $2$. Includes the use of external devices like condoms,diaphragms,or chemical gels.        $3$. Relies on behavioral changes such as coitus interruptus (withdrawal method).    $3$. Includes permanent surgical methods like vasectomy in males and tubectomy in females.        $4$. Lactational amenorrhea is a natural method where ovulation is absent during intense lactation for up to $6$ months.    $4$. Provides highly effective and reliable clinical remedies for contraception and family planning.

Differentiate between the natural method of family planning and the artificial method of family planning.

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Natural method of family planning	Artificial method of family planning
$1$. Based on the principle of avoiding the meeting of ovum and sperm.	$1$. Based on preventing the meeting of gametes using barriers or inhibiting gamete production.
$2$. Includes periodic abstinence,where couples avoid coitus during the fertile period ($10$ to $17$ days of the menstrual cycle).	$2$. Includes the use of external devices like condoms,diaphragms,or chemical gels.
$3$. Relies on behavioral changes such as coitus interruptus (withdrawal method).	$3$. Includes permanent surgical methods like vasectomy in males and tubectomy in females.
$4$. Lactational amenorrhea is a natural method where ovulation is absent during intense lactation for up to $6$ months.	$4$. Provides highly effective and reliable clinical remedies for contraception and family planning.