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| h English (en) | In Lebanon, you can purchase hormonal birth control pills without a prescription at pharmacies. There are plenty of pharmacies in Beirut, and while attitudes may vary by neighborhood and individuals, there is a generally open and liberal attitude toward contraceptives. In 2007, it was estimated that 58% of Lebanese women use some form of contraception. In Beirut, it was estimated that 26% of women use oral contraceptives, 20% use IUDs, 24% use natural family planning (also known as the "fertility awareness method"), 16% use the withdrawal method and 15% use other methods.<ref>[http://www.lsfm.net/6th%20Annual%20Conference/Sunday/contraception.pdf Contraception: Lebanese Lebanese Society of Family Medicine Lebanese Society Society of Family Me]</ref> |
| h French (fr) | Au Liban, vous pouvez acheter des pilules contraceptives sans ordonnance. On estime à 58% le taux de femmes libanaises utilisant une forme de contraception. A Beyrouth, on estime que 26% des femmes utilisent des contraceptifs oraux, 20% utilisent un DIU, 24% utilisent les méthodes naturelles, 16% appliquent la méthode du retrait et 15% utilisent d'autres méthodes.<ref>[http://www.lsfm.net/6th%20Annual%20Conference/Sunday/contraception.pdf Contraception: Lebanese Lebanese Society of Family Medicine Lebanese Society Society of Family Me]</ref> |