Patient Lina is currently receiving Rifampicin as part of her anti-TB regimen. What option should she consider regarding contraceptive methods?

Lina should consider the option of using progesterone only injectables as well as understanding the implications of other contraceptive methods when she is being treated with Rifampicin, which is known to interact with hormonal contraceptives. Rifampicin can significantly reduce the efficacy of combined oral contraceptives and some other hormonal methods by increasing the metabolism of the hormones involved, leading to a higher chance of unintended pregnancy.

Progesterone-only injectables are a suitable option since they are less affected by Rifampicin. This ensures adequate contraceptive protection without the concern of reduced efficacy. The other methods mentioned, such as combined oral contraceptives and patches, may not provide reliable contraception during Rifampicin treatment due to their interaction.

Thus, selecting progesterone-only injectables is a prudent approach, while acknowledging that various effective methods exist, leads to the notion that the best approach is adopting a diversified and cautious view toward contraceptive choices. Hence, the correct answer encompasses the consideration of all the listed options regarding contraceptives while receiving Rifampicin treatment.