OK.   But for  women in their childbearing years , pregnancy, especially multiple pregnancies or ones close together are also health issues.      All women are asking for is the means to be able to manage it.   For some women, there is a definite health risk for another pregnancy.  I know several of these women just in my life.   Women's reproductive system is complicated.  We have a whole medical specialty to deal with it.   Men's reproductive health is a lot more straight forward.   You just need a urologist, who can take care of men or women with "plumbing"  problems.   You could save some money in health care plans by just going to a plumber.  (Alright, sorry for the sarcasm.  This subject provokes me to no end.)  
Your answer tells me that you realize the sex act is not merely to pro-create.   Let's all admit that human sexuality is a highly complex body system--physical, emotional, hormonal, neurological, psychological--and is not conducive to black and white answers.