Advancements in Male contraceptives: A flanged approach in family planning

Abstract

According to 2019 reports, WHO estimated that around 214 million women of reproductive age in developing regions have an unmet need for contraception either due to limited needs or availability. With the aid of Aritifical Intelligence we can find other alternatives and also possbile approaches for Contraception The aim of this review article is to emphasize the need for combination of testosterone and nestorone in male contraceptives. The use of contraception is a widely acknowledged method of population control. Women have always been the main target of hormonal contraceptive treatments. The use of hormonal and non-hormonal techniques for male contraception is a desirable choice. Testosterone-based hormonal contraception has had positive outcomes. Reversible techniques of male contraception without hormones, such as reversible sperm suppression with guidance, are extremely promising. This manuscript tries to encompass various methods of contraception like hormonal and non-hormonal which would serve in efficient contraception.