Ethical Birth Control
SUKHIT PHAOSAVASDI, M.D.*, SURASAK T ANEEPANICHSKUL, M.D.*, YUEN TANNIRANDORN, M.D.*
Affiliation : *Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkom University, Bangkok 10330, Thailand.
It is reported that in each year, 20 millions
of women worldwide unintentionally pregnant.
Eighty thousands of them die because of illegal
abortion and many of them are still in their youth.
Thai women are also a part of them.
The four necessities, and sex is one of
them, in life are very important and natural. It will
be good of people who have sex in relevant to our
tradition and cultures. The question is what we
should do to decrease the number of 80,000 deaths
each year.
Pregnancy and abortion are the causes of this mortality. If pregnancies are properly prevented, they will not pass away while they are so
young. Therefore, doctors should play a vital role
as "Doctor's Ethics" to teach the young people,
either in schools, companies, stores or industrial
factories, to have sex knowledge and proper birth
control.
The objective is to teach them, to prevent
them from having
Keywords : Ethics, Birth Control, Teenage
