Depression, affectlessness, changing patterns of attraction, and relationship breakdown are but a few factors associated with the abortifacient – which is about to be made available without a prescription throughout the U.S.
Recent data from the UK found that girls who took birth control pills before or at age 20 faced 130% higher depression rates than peers who didn't use the drugs and that depression rates were higher in the first two years of oral contraceptive use.
The authors suggest there may be a chance that risk of blood clots and strokes for pregnant women and those using the pill or hormone replacement therapy is heightened by the virus.
Three physician-researchers have found evidence that women using hormonal birth control do conceive children, who are then destroyed by the chemicals in an early abortion.