Beyond pregnancy prevention, birth control pills affect the way women think and behave. Dr. Sarah Hill explains their invisible impacts here! [Part 1/2]

• Birth control pills affect more than just fertility — they can influence a woman's partner preferences, career choices, and overall behavior due to hormonal changes.
• Women on birth control may choose different types of partners compared to when they're off the pill, potentially leading to relationship changes if they stop taking it.
• The pill can alter women's stress responses and immune function, potentially increasing the risk of anxiety, depression, and autoimmune issues.
• Birth control pills may reduce sexual desire and change how women perceive attraction cues in potential partners.
• Women can make more informed decisions about their health and relationships by understanding these effects. Consider discussing with a healthcare provider about trying periods off birth control when making major life decisions or choosing long-term partners.
• And much more...

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