A report issued by the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine revealed the side effects that affect women when they stop taking contraceptives. When you stop taking birth control, it exposes your body to adjusting hormonal behavior again.
And a report published on the Insider website about the 7 most common complications that affect mothers when they stop taking contraceptives:
When you use the pill, your period is very regular, around 28 days, and when you stop taking it, menstrual cycles range from 21 days to 35 days.
Ovulation suppression
Once you stop taking the pill, you can get pregnant as soon as you ovulate, which could be within the first month of coming off the birth control..
acne
When you stop taking contraceptives, you may suffer from acne, especially if you are taking the contraceptive pill with the aim of controlling acne in the first place.
You suffer from bleeding during your menstrual period
Especially if you had very heavy periods before birth control, your heavy periods will likely come back from the pill..
Change in sexual desire
Reports confirmed a decline in sexual desire with taking the contraceptive pill, and upon abstaining from it, the sexual drive would return to them again.
Feeling a headache
Headaches are associated with fluctuations in hormone levels, if you suffer from headaches associated with menstruation, then birth control methods may have contributed to a decrease in this feeling that returns again when you stop taking them.
Low levels of vitamin D.
Taking birth control that contains estrogen can increase levels Vitamin D By 20%, so when you stop consuming it, this may lead to a decrease in the proportion of vitamins in your body.
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