Traditional wisdom on contraceptive methods insights from unani medical literature

Contraception, which involves techniques to prevent pregnancy, has played an essential role in human health for hundreds of years. This research explores the proficiency of Unani physicians in prescribing fertility control treatments. By showcasing both the historical and contemporary accomplishments of Unani practitioners, the study seeks to boost confidence in their methods and encourage the revival of this specialized knowledge. The study also explores Unani physicians' views on contraception and the prevention of unintended pregnancies, emphasizing the significance of historical medical texts from ancient Unani physicians such as Ibn Sina, Ali Ibn Abbas Al Majoosi, and others. These texts shed light on various contraceptive practices, including herbal treatments, pessaries, coitus interruptus, and plant and animal-based substances. The article underscores the relevance of understanding these historical perspectives, especially considering the growing interest in herbal contraceptives due to the side effects of modern synthetic methods. A deeper exploration of these ancient methods could contribute to the development of safer, natural contraceptive alternatives. As modern society faces increasing demand for contraception, exploring ancient practices provides valuable insights into the evolution of reproductive health and the search for safer options