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(A) Hormonal contraceptives (such as oral pills,implants,or injections) work by altering the hormonal balance in the body to prevent ovulation or fert

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Breakthrough bleeding,breast cancer,abdominal pain

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(A) Hormonal contraceptives (such as oral pills,implants,or injections) work by altering the hormonal balance in the body to prevent ovulation or fertilization. Common side effects associated with their use include breakthrough bleeding (spotting between periods),nausea,abdominal pain,and in some cases,an increased risk of breast cancer. Options $B$,$C$,and $D$ contain conditions like typhoid,malaria,pneumonia,or memory loss,which are not direct side effects of hormonal contraceptives. Therefore,the correct set of side effects is breakthrough bleeding,breast cancer,and abdominal pain.

Method	Mode of Action
$(A)$ Pills	$(i)$ Prevents sperm from reaching the cervix
$(B)$ Condom	$(ii)$ Prevents implantation
$(C)$ Vasectomy	$(iii)$ Inhibits ovulation
$(D)$ Copper-$T$	$(iv)$ Semen contains no sperm

Possible ill-effects of hormonal methods for contraception are:

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