A 30-year-old woman requesting a contraceptive method. She has a history of an emergency cesarean section 7 months ago, giving birth to a 3,550 g baby girl. She is exclusively breastfeeding. Point out the correct statement:
Given her circumstances and taking into account that she is exclusively breastfeeding, the best thing to do would be to prescribe only gestagens.
Explain to her that, if she is amenorrheic, she does not require another contraceptive method since breastfeeding is sufficient as a contraceptive method.
He informed her that the levonogestrel IUD is contraindicated because she had a cesarean section less than a year ago.
He explains that she could use a gestagen-only hormonal method.
She is offered combined hormonal contraception.
Given her circumstances and taking into account that she is exclusively breastfeeding, the best thing to do would be to prescribe only gestagens.