Side Effects of Birth Control Pills

Approved by the US FDA in 1960, The Pill is the most popular form of reversible female contraception. Side effects have reduced drastically over the years due to the use of fewer hormones, but initial use will have side effects that are caused by a sudden hormonal change in the body.
Comments on article "Side Effects of Birth Control Pills"
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Jessie I am more looking for an answer of can birth control make you think or feel bad things? Can they make you feel as if something is wrong in your life? Can they make you think things that are not even happening? 9/2/2008
Brittany Burton do you think that birth control make you loose your hair b/c i have started loosing my hair thats all i want to know 3/13/2008
mile How come this artical of side effects does not include zero or low sex drive on a woman do to birth control pills. 2/13/2008
JaNece Nelson Females of all ages look at birth control as a way out. In all actualliaty they should be focusing on the side effects it has on their body. Often the usage of birth control is determimned by asking the question, do I want a child right now? While that is a good question, it is not the only one that should be asked or answered. 1/29/2008
Mandy Just one thing... under people who should not take it...
it says those -- who have blood pressure ... that's a lot of people. :-P		 10/31/2007
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