According to a new research, birth control counseling may help reduce unplanned pregnancy in half.

For pregnancy prevention, most of the time, women rely on condoms and birth controlling drugs. However, there are simpler types of contraception, which give rise to unintended pregnancies.

The research has been conducted by researchers from the University of California San Francisco. It has been found in the research that approximately 50% of the pregnancies within the United States are unintended.

Generally, many women are not going for efficient strategies similar to the lengthy appearing reversible contraceptives or LARCs like intrauterine units and hormonal implants.

According to Cynthia Harper, PhD, a professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences at the United States Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health, "There has been heavy reliance within the United States on the capsule and condoms for younger individuals. It's straightforward for individuals to overlook to make use of these strategies, which may result in accidental pregnancies".

Earlier, a report was released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which confirmed that only 11% of younger ladies, aged 25 to 34, used LARCs. It is over double the share of younger ladies aged 15 to 24 who used LARC's which is 5%.

Researchers through the research tried to determine whether interventions with health care professionals could lead to a discount in unintended pregnancy.

Researchers conducted the study on 1,500 women looking for birth control from 40 Planned Parenthood clinics all over the US.