Economical perspective of contraception used in prevention of major pregnancy-related health issues / Siti Hajar Md. Jani and Dr. Jamali Wagiman

“Contraceptive use reduces healthcare costs, eases family financial burdens, and boosts women's productivity.” The Economic Benefits of Contraception: Reducing Healthcare Costs Unplanned pregnancies and pregnancy-related health complications often pose a significant financial burden on individuals and healthcare systems. Globally, contraception plays a vital role in reducing these risks. This article explores the economic perspective of how contraceptives can reduce healthcare costs by preventing pregnancy complications and improving women's overall well-being. Contraception as a Health Investment From an economic viewpoint, contraception is considered a form of health investment with long-term returns. Studies indicate that investing in family planning programs and effective contraceptive use can significantly reduce healthcare costs.