In addition, you feel a little weird injecting artificial hormones into your body, fear that it makes you feel a little depressed, and are unsure of the studies supporting it.
Could you accept it?
This is the conundrum that some athletes encounter with birth control pills.
In a news Sport survey of professional British athletes, 25% of participants claimed to take a contraceptive pill especially to manage the effect of their menstruation on their athletic performance.
Numerous sportsmen discussed timing their bleeding with the combination pill to avoid interfering with practice or competition.
Athlete Lily Young of the British Sailing Team took the medication as directed.
Hormones are employed to accomplish the combination pill’s primary goal of preventing conception.
Typically, patients take the medication for 21 days, then take a seven-day hiatus, which causes bleeding.
