Langzeitverhütungsmethoden
Langzeitverhütung refers to methods of contraception designed for long-term use, typically lasting from several months to several years. These methods are characterized by their convenience and high effectiveness, as they do not require daily attention from the user. The primary goal of long-term reversible contraception is to provide reliable protection against unintended pregnancy without the need for constant user compliance, making them a popular choice for individuals and couples seeking extended periods of fertility control.
Common examples of long-term reversible contraceptive methods include hormonal implants and intrauterine devices (IUDs). Hormonal implants
Other forms of long-term contraception might include certain injectable contraceptives that offer protection for several months,