The topic of contraception and menstruation is an
interesting topic for me. I know that main reason why women get their periods
have to do with sexual maturity and the reason most women take birth control is
to not get pregnant. I though that not having your period is basically a plus
and that is what other people wanted, and I never thought that since the reason
of women not wanting to get pregnant means that periods aren’t really
necessary. There are also different methods of birth control so I was wondering
if that has anything to do with the amount of periods a person gets will on
birth control and if the affects the chance of pregnancy.
Based on all the information I found, it turns up that the
periods are different with different methods of birth control. Then based on
the information on how many people still get pregnant on all the methods, it
seems that more frequent the periods are the more people tend to get pregnant.
Again, I feel like there are other factors that attribute to this, like if the
method was taken correctly, and there is nothing found that really had that.
But I really wonder why the periods change if they all have the same purpose while
on birth control? Or if there is a purpose then maybe it can be fixed?
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