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 Contraception has changed the relation between a physician and the patient; physicians are now consulted not only for clinical reasons, but for advice and counseling about contraception; it is not any longer a matter of a sick body to be healed, but of the happiness and pleasure of the couple. In this case the physician is not the one who knows everything, the one who decides all; on the contrary, he must be extremely sensitive to the motivation of the couple, to their culture, social status and way of life, before advising one or the other method. A physician must be able to grasp the attitude of the woman toward maternity and, more importantly, of the man toward paternity, and attitude which has changed in many a man since, for the first time in the history of humanity, women themselves can decide whether or not to conceive.
