GYNAECOLOGY - Contraception (The Most Comprehensive Guide EVER!) for Healthcare Students

I have revised this topic over and over for many years, and I could never find all the information in one place! So here you have it, the most comprehensive guide ever to contraception for healthcare students....
I will cover:
COCP, POP - how it's used, mechanism of action, contraindications, advantages/disadvantages, missed pill rules
Depo Provera / Depot injections, Implant, IUCD, IUS - how it's used, mechanism of action, contraindications, advantages/disadvantages
EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION - (IUCD), EllaOne, Levonelle
PERMANENT CONTRACEPTION - Vasectomy and Tubal Ligation
Gillick Competency - When can we give contraception to a child under 16 years of age?
Hope you enjoy! I certainly enjoyed making it.
Let me know in the comments section below if you enjoyed it and make sure to share with your colleagues and tell them to subscribe :)
Disclaimer: this video is purely for educational purposes, and does not substitute professional medical advice or consultations with healthcare professionals.

[@MedFlixAndChill]

In the video I said that a POP is considered missed after 3 hours, which is true for traditional POPs like Micronor, Norgeston or Noriday But I've been advised by one of my friends who's a pharmacist that the most common POP used now (desogestrel) has different missed pill rules - a pill is considered missed after 12 hours! So make sure to find out what POP the patient is taking when counselling on missed pill rules :) HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE VIDEO!

[@alaahusain9911]

Number ONE FAN THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO EVER

[@EverythingRed___]

Literally come back to this video time and time again SO INFORMATIVE !!!

[@tigermoth8902]

Amazing video, Has absolutely everything you need to know for exams!!!!!!

[@chrisc3028]

currently revising for MSRA and this is the best most concise resource n this I've found, and i hate this topic!

[@MedFlixAndChill]

Wonderful to hear that Chris and I really hope your exam goes well!!!

[@gaya_rama]

Amazing video! Thank you so much for making this :)

[@Amina-du8gb]

Amazing video!! Just what i needed for exams

[@fellforfall9802]

Thank you for this comprehensive overview

[@nigarishkhan4957]

You should make more such videos ..very helpful ❤❤

[@CYP2D6.]

Fantastic overview, concise and comprehensible. Used this video to prepare for my MPharm OSCEs (also student in Leicester). Thank you

[@thidaraung4672]

Thanks! Very helpful.

[@CantFindAUsername01]

Just subscribed! I love your videos so much; they're concise and I feel like I got all the information i really need, without all the unnecessary stuff.

[@shalletsam8889]

Great job♥️ Thanks a lot 😊

[@herbertcharlesbigogo5548]

Thank you. It's helpful

[@jennifernmesoma2084]

So good👍

[@pacifiquebusiness]

Thank you 🙏🩺

[@afnan4593]

Thank u

[@lydiamolnar8139]

This is so helpful! thank you so much for making this video! I have a question about the table on 3:50 about when to take emergency contraception when missing a COCP. I thought that women were generally most fertile around days 12-16ish. Using that logic, wouldn't it make more sense to have a sigh of relief for week 1, emergency contraception for the end of week 2 and beginning of week three and skip the pill free interval for the final week? Maybe im misunderstanding or maybe these two concepts are not related. Just wondering

[@pineapple55]

This is great, thank you!! Now to ask - can you do a contraception OSCE vid in 8 mins please?! I cannot find one anywhere.... maybe it is because it is impossible... :-)

[@MedFlixAndChill]

I don’t tend to do OSCE videos as GeekyMedics already do loads of them… but it could be something for the future :)

[@manuelleivatalledo615]

What do you mean by HPG access?

[@melvayaredaguilar]

it’s just a period

[@David-ul4l]

Paul Harvey, page 2, the other side of the story. On KZbin: "Contraceptives versus guns...which one is more dangerous to society Pt 1"

[@andrewwang8147]

should include the side effects of CIUD btw, it can really damage your uterus and be toxic af