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In 2015, the Population Council found that "In spite of wide availability of menstrual regulation services, women often resort to a variety of medicines for inducing abortion. The Bangladeshi Government is now supporting attempts to investigate the introduction of medical menstrual regulation in the public sector." The study found that "Overall 61.4% of women who used medical menstrual regulation found the method satisfactory, and 34.2% were very satisfied. Of the 3.9% of women who were not satisfied, most received services from rural facilities."<ref>[http://www.popcouncil.org/research/increasing-access-to-safe-menstrual-regulation-services-in-bangladesh-by-of Increasing access to safe menstrual regulation services in Bangladesh by offering medical menstrual regulation]</ref>

En 2015, le Conseil pour la Population déclare que "malgré la disponibilité étendue des régulations menstruelles, les femmes ont souvent recours à des médicaments et remèdes variés pour causer un avortement. Le gouvernement du Bangladesh soutient désormais les tentatives d'introduction de la régulation menstruelle médicalisée dans le service public." L'étude montre que "61,4% de femmes qui ont testé la régulation menstruelle médicalisée ont trouvé la méthode satisfaisante, et 34,2% étaient très satisfaites. Parmi les 3,9% de femmes qui n'étaient pas satisfaites, la plupart ont reçu des soins dans des établissements ruraux."[1]

  1. ↑ Increasing access to safe menstrual regulation services in Bangladesh by offering medical menstrual regulation
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