Growing Number of Women Reevaluate Birth Control Pill Use
Concerns over hormonal side effects prompt many to consider alternative contraceptive methods.
- Recent surveys indicate a rising skepticism about the hormonal birth control pill, with 61% of women expressing concerns over its impact on body and mind.
- Experts note that while the pill can have side effects such as mood swings and weight gain, these are not conclusively proven by studies.
- Many women are turning to non-hormonal contraceptive methods, influenced partly by information shared on social media.
- Health professionals advise that healthy women can safely stop taking the pill on their own but should plan for alternative contraception if needed.
- Women experiencing persistent symptoms after stopping the pill, such as delayed menstruation, are encouraged to consult with a healthcare provider.