Hormonal birth control

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If you recently quit hormonal birth control, you're probably going through a bit of hell right now. I know it's not fair, but you are going through something called Post Birth Control Syndrome, which is a condition characterized by the cluster of symptoms that can follow after quitting hormonal birth control. These symptoms can start right away, or take up to 6months to manifest. It’s important to note that Post Birth Control Syndrome can look different from female to female. Check it out…

The birth control shot is one of the most low-maintenance forms of hormonal birth control, because you don’t have to think about it every day, or even every month. Many women don’t know much, if anything, about this easy form of birth control. Here are eight important fun facts about the birth control shot.

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Owing to their convenience and effectiveness, Oral Contraceptive Pills (OCPs) or birth control pills are the most widely used form of hormonal contraception. So here are some of pros of Birth Control pills. #birthcontrol #bcp #birthcontrolpill #thepill #safesex #sex

Does birth control help alleviate symptoms of PMDD and PMS? Find out more about the science of hormonal birth control and its impact on both

Did you know that when you’re on hormonal birth control, you don’t have a real period? Instead, most methods suppress ovulation and keep your hormones at steady levels, which can impact your cycle in different ways. Some people love the benefits—lighter or no periods, reduced cramps, and clearer skin. Others experience side effects like mood changes, low libido, or post-pill symptoms when they stop. Every body is different, and finding the right option for you is key! If you’re wondering…

🧠 Know your options! Birth control methods include: • 🩺 Hormonal (pills, patches, injections) • 🧼 Barrier (condoms, diaphragms) • 📆 Natural (fertility awareness) • 🧬 Long-acting reversible contraception (IUDs, implants) • 🛠️ Permanent (tubal ligation, vasectomy) Choose what’s best for you 💪 https://ariesobgynclinic.com/in-clinic-consultations/best-birth-control-method/

Millions of women around the world rely on birth control. What you may not realize is that hormonal birth control can significantly impact nutrient balances in the body. Studies have shown that birth control pills can deplete essential nutrients like magnesium, zinc, B vitamins, selenium, and vitamins C and E. These nutrients are vital for everything from maintaining energy levels and immune function to supporting mental health and cardiovascular wellness. If you’re on birth control, it’s…

Treating #irregularperiods depends on the cause—but here are some common approaches: 🧘 #Stress management 🍽️ #Balanceddiet 💊 Hormonal birth control 🩺 Treating underlying issues (like #PCOS or thyroid problems) You’ve got options—and support! Read more at https://ariesobgynclinic.com/online-consultation/irregular-periods/

Benefits of getting off hormonal birth control and embracing your natural cycle >>

If you’ve been prescribed birth control, an IUD, or hormonal injections for endometriosis, you’ve likely encountered progestins—synthetic versions of progesterone. While they can reduce symptoms like heavy bleeding and pain, they don’t fix the root cause and can come with side effects like bloating, acne, and mood swings. - Not all birth control is the same. Here’s a quick breakdown of common types of progestin (the synthetic version of progesterone) you’ll find in hormonal birth control—and…

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