Neem Oil Contraceptive - #5567

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I came across something called neem oil contraceptive and wanted to know if it’s a reliable option for natural contraception. My partner and I are looking for alternatives to hormonal pills because they’ve been causing side effects like headaches and mood swings. Someone suggested neem oil contraceptive, saying it’s a natural and safe method, but I couldn’t find much detailed information. Does neem oil contraceptive work effectively to prevent pregnancy, or is it just a myth? I read somewhere that neem oil contraceptive works by affecting sperm mobility, but how accurate is this? Are there specific instructions for using neem oil contraceptive, like how much to apply and when? Also, is neem oil contraceptive something that needs to be used every time, or does it have lasting effects after a single use? I’m curious if neem oil contraceptive has any risks, like irritation or allergic reactions. I’m also wondering if neem oil contraceptive is recommended by Ayurvedic doctors or if it’s just an experimental remedy. If anyone has used neem oil contraceptive and has experience with it, I’d like to know how well it worked and if there were any issues.

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Dr Sujal Patil

Experience of 14 years in clinical and research field of Ayurveda. I am a Science based evidence based Ayurveda practitioner and incorporate accurate diet regimen and minimal medication in my practice with faster results sans no side effects.

135 days ago

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Neem oil is sometimes mentioned as a natural contraceptive due to its potential to affect sperm motility, but its effectiveness as a reliable method for preventing pregnancy is not scientifically proven. While some studies suggest neem oil may have spermicidal properties, there is not enough conclusive evidence to confirm its efficacy as a standalone contraceptive method. Typically, neem oil would need to be applied directly to the vagina before intercourse and is recommended for use every time, as it doesn’t have lasting effects. It may cause irritation or allergic reactions in some people, so it's important to test it on a small area of skin first. Neem oil is not widely endorsed by Ayurvedic doctors as a proven contraceptive, and it should not replace more reliable contraceptive methods. Always consult a healthcare professional before trying any alternative methods.

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