Norplant, a long-acting contraceptive, dates to the early 19

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  This could lead to severe damage to the health of the users of the contraceptive and could even cause death.

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  Couples are asked to keep their families small, with no explicit instructions on how to do this. Pakistan in one such nation. See study by J. Zheng in Popul Today. 1991 Oct;19(10):5 for details of the low contraceptive use rate in Pakistan.