Showing posts with label Natural Womanhood; Essure; Journal of the American Medical Association. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natural Womanhood; Essure; Journal of the American Medical Association. Show all posts

Thursday, August 9, 2018

Essure Is Pulled From the Market, As New Netflix Documentary Is Released




by Gabriella Patti
Natural Womanhood



Essure is a sterilization device in the form of a flexible, 4 centimeter metallic coil. It’s inserted into the fallopian tubes through the vagina. It is intentionally designed to cause inflammation leading to the formation of scar tissue, effectively closing the fallopian tube, which prevents the egg and sperm from meeting.

Earlier this year, it was announced that the FDA would require physicians to provide a 22 page informed-consent brochure, discuss it with their patients, and have it signed, before prescribing Essure. This came after Essure has been on the market for 16 years and has been inserted in more than 750,000 women. According to an article in the
Journal of the American Medical Association(JAMA), Essure has left more than 28,000 women with chronic pelvic pain or headaches, led to full or partial hysterectomies and is responsible for at least 10 deaths due the device perforating the uterus or fallopian tubes.

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Natural Womanhood is the most far-reaching women’s health literacy program since the Pill. We exist because many women are harmed by or at risk from the use of contraceptives, and most don’t know they have a viable alternative.

Natural Womanhood is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the promotion of fertility charting, as a way to promote disease prevention, self-knowledge, relational intimacy, and effective family planning. Natural Womanhood helps young women and couples regardless of their income, ethnicity, or religion.

Would you like to help us accomplish this ambitious goal? Join this movement and become an advocate or volunteer to help spread the word about Natural Womanhood.

For more information on Natural Womanhood or to join this movement, please use this link.




Saturday, July 14, 2018

The Problem with the FDA’s New Physician Requirements for Prescribing Essure





by Dr. John Littell
Natural Womanhood


In a recent issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), one can find among news from the FDA a piece entitled “New Physician Requirements to Use Permanent Birth Control Device.”

Within the 7-paragraph article is the following statement about the permanent sterilization device known as Essure that has been on the market for 16 years and used by over 750,000 women worldwide.


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Natural Womanhood is the most far-reaching women’s health literacy program since the Pill. We exist because many women are harmed by or at risk from the use of contraceptives, and most don’t know they have a viable alternative.

Natural Womanhood is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the promotion of fertility charting, as a way to promote disease prevention, self-knowledge, relational intimacy, and effective family planning. Natural Womanhood helps young women and couples regardless of their income, ethnicity, or religion.

Would you like to help us accomplish this ambitious goal? Join this movement and become an advocate or volunteer to help spread the word about Natural Womanhood.

For more information on Natural Womanhood or to join this movement, please use this link.


 
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