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Side Effects of Hormonal Birth Control
Research has shown that there are potential side effects of hormonal birth control such as increased risk of going on antidepressants, diagnosis of anxiety and depression, suicide risk, and increased risk of major depressive disorder throughout one's life even after going off the pill. However, there is reluctance to discuss these side effects due to the importance of birth control for women's independence and the fear of it being taken away.
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Studies have shown a correlation between hormonal birth control use and a higher risk of depression and anxiety, particularly in young women.
51:37 - 56:09 (04:31)
Summary
Studies have shown a correlation between hormonal birth control use and a higher risk of depression and anxiety, particularly in young women. Research has also found that females who use birth control during adolescence are at an increased risk of developing major depressive disorder throughout their lifetime.
ChapterSide Effects of Hormonal Birth Control
Episode#555 - Dr Sarah Hill - The Psychological Impact Of Hormonal Birth Control
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast discusses the importance of discussing the potential consequences and side effects of hormonal birth control despite its crucial role in women's upward social mobility and economic independence, especially in the wake of the post-Roe era.
56:09 - 59:51 (03:42)
Summary
This podcast discusses the importance of discussing the potential consequences and side effects of hormonal birth control despite its crucial role in women's upward social mobility and economic independence, especially in the wake of the post-Roe era. Having all the necessary information out there is crucial to make the best decisions for each individual regarding birth control.