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===Lois et stigmatisation sociale===
===Lois et stigmatisation sociale===


In Germany, you need a prescription to obtain hormonal contraceptives ("verhütungsmittel" in German), such as the pill, IUDs, etc. So you will need to arrange an appointment with a gynecologist ("frauenarzt" in German) to obtain the prescription. If you have a prescription from another country, there is a good chance that the pharmacy will accept the prescription and issue you the medication.
En Allemagne, vous aurez besoin d'une ordonnance pour obtenir les contraceptifs hormonaux ("verhütungsmittel' en Allemand), comme la pilule, le stérilet, etc. Vous aurez ainsi besoin d'un rendez vous chez le gynécologue ("frauenarzt" en Allemand) pour obtenir une ordonnance. Si vous avez une ordonnance d'un autre pays, il est probable que la pharmacie accepte l'ordonnance et vous donne le médicament.


The majority of women (of reproductive age) in Germany are using some form of contraception. In the 1990s, it was calculated that 74.7% of German women were using contraception with 58.60% of these women on the pill.
The majority of women (of reproductive age) in Germany are using some form of contraception. In the 1990s, it was calculated that 74.7% of German women were using contraception with 58.60% of these women on the pill.
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