Estrogen & Progesterone (TMI)

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Estrogen & Progesterone (TMI)

I am going to discuss the differences in the hormones in your birth control pills.


There's Progesterone and  Estrogen 

Estrogen

The feminine side effect is estrogen, whereas the male side effect is progesterone.

So the female side effects, which are actually more like pregnancy side effects, include nausea, bloating, additional sort of blood vessel growth, and blood clots, which are the most severe kind of side effects. As a result, doctors will ask you about any previous history of blood clots in your chest, leg, brain, or other regions of your body on your health questionnaire. The main difference in all birth control pills is the progesterone czar, which is more than the male kind of hormone. There are about 30 to 40 different birth control pills, and the difference is the progesterone, which is more than the male kind of hormone.

Progesterone 

Acne and hairiness is male symptoms, but reduced libido is one among the symptoms that progesterone may induce. If you have acne, hairiness, decreased libido, or a change in your hormonal state or sadness, it is progesterone working on it, and physicians can fix it. Then, if you're experiencing a lot of nausea or other pregnancy-related symptoms. Your doctor may be able to reduce the amount of estrogen in your prescription.

Thanks

Keep Reading a series of these Articles for more information about Contraceptive Methods. It will help full for your personal life as well as researchers also who wants to conduct a research about Family Planning Methods and also for Females Reproductive Health.

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