During the first 6 months of lactation, which amongst the following contraceptives is not advisable?: (A) DMPA, (B) Combined oral contraceptives pills, (C) Progestin only pills, (D) Norplant
Answer is B. - Combined oral contraceptives are relatively contraindicated in the first six months of delivery, as they decrease breastmilk output. - Progestin-only methods can be used after 6 weeks of delivery safely as they have little to no effect on lactation post-six weeks.