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Contraceptives offer significant benefits for family planning and reproductive health but come with potential dangers that users should consider. Hormonal contraceptives, such as pills and patches, may cause blood clots, hormonal imbalances, or increase cancer risks. Barrier methods, like condoms, can lead to allergic reactions or failure due to improper use. Intrauterine devices (IUDs) carry risks such as pelvic infections, uterine perforation, and pain. Permanent methods, like sterilization, involve surgical risks and potential regret. Natural methods have high failure rates, while all contraceptives can pose psychological and social challenges. Proper medical consultation and awareness of risks are essential for safe contraceptive use.