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(D) Contraceptive methods are designed to prevent unwanted pregnancy and the spread of $STDs$ without permanently damaging the body's physiological fu

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(D) Contraceptive methods are designed to prevent unwanted pregnancy and the spread of $STDs$ without permanently damaging the body's physiological functions.Methods such as natural,barrier,oral,and surgical (like vasectomy or tubectomy) are used to prevent fertilization.However,the complete removal of gonads (gonadectomy) is not considered a contraceptive option because it leads to permanent infertility and the loss of essential sex hormones (like testosterone or estrogen).These hormones are crucial for the normal functioning of accessory reproductive organs and overall health.Therefore,contraceptive methods should aim to prevent fertilization rather than causing permanent physiological damage or hormonal deficiency.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$(a)$ Vaults	$(i)$ Entry of sperm through Cervix is blocked
$(b)$ $IUDs$	$(ii)$ Removal of Vas deferens
$(c)$ Vasectomy	$(iii)$ Phagocytosis of sperms within the Uterus
$(d)$ Tubectomy	$(iv)$ Removal of fallopian tube

Removal of gonads cannot be considered as a contraceptive option. Why?

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