The burden of contraception largely falls on women’s shoulders, but a study has shown how the side-effects of taking it can jeopardise relationships.
The list of possible side-effects when taking hormonal contraception is endless, from increased risk of some types ofOf course, contraception also has huge advantages too. It protects from unwanted pregnancy, can help manage conditions like endometriosis, and regulates periods.
Hormones can make a drastic difference to your emotional state and this difference could be good or bad. In this instance, how women surveyed felt on and off contraception about certain things varied greatly. It’s no wonder then, that three quarters of women fear that changes caused by hormonal contraception will have a negative impact on a future relationship.
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