Two hormonal methods of contraception are birth control pills and implants. The pills are taken daily or 3 weeks out of the month and typically have two major hormones that prevent ovulation. The implant is a device placed in the arm that releases hormones constantly to prevent ovulation for up to 3 to 5 years.
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Pharmacy technicians can help patients understand possible drugs side effects by explaining to them the effects [both positive and negative] that the drugs they are buying will have on them.They can also educate patients about drug use and effects with the aid of information sheets.
In the ways drugs and supplements are the same are they both have an effect of the body's nervous system and both are psychoactive substances. In the ways they are different, drugs are often used for overcoming a illness while supplements are not necessary and are optional. Hope I helped!
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