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Choice of contraception for women will be more diverse following positive results from clinical trials of contraceptive gel.

The experts in the United States reported testing of test results birth control gel on a number of women, found no significant side effects that usually complain about such oral contraceptive users, the appearance of acne on the face or gaining weight.

The results indicate that clinical trials, sufficient dioles antihamil gel directly to the skin surface it will be a new alternative in addition to contraceptive pill, injection or IUD.

In its consumer, this gel is applied once daily. In certain doses, this gel will deliver hormones to prevent pregnancy. Gel is claimed to be suitable for breastfeeding women, who are often warned not to carelessly use the birth control pill because the hormone levels can interfere with milk production.

Antihamil gel can be applied to the abdomen, thighs, arms and shoulders. Substances contained in it will be absorbed quickly without leaving residue. The experts hope, this gel will soon be launched to the market if the results of clinical trials continue to show positive results.

Dr. Ruth Merkatz, director of clinical development in reproductive health research center in New York Population Council, is the scientist who led the research of this antihamil gel. In his research, he is involving 18 women in their 20s and 30s.

"Within seven months, no women who experience pregnancy and the level of acceptance of this gel is very high. They just need to put a little every day. From this small study, we found that the gel is effective.", He said.

Merkatz, who presented his findings at the conference the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, said the main content of this gel is Nestorone, a new type of progesterone hormone.

This gel also contains a similar chemical structure to estrogen that is identical to the estrogen produced by the female body. Both types of these hormones plays an important role in the process of pregnancy and this gel works by inhibiting the normal production mechanism in women.

Merkatz also called Nestorone not cause negative effects such as weight gain due to oral contraceptives. "This could be the reason women may choose it. It is new in the early stages, but if it is smooth, we will test it on a larger number of women," he said.