Women are dissuaded from using the pill because they are worried about putting on weight or getting spots, according to family planning experts. The weight gain issue particularly puts off young ...

The Pill, taken by 3.5million British women - a quarter of those between 16 and 49 and half of all those aged 20 to 24 --has always been associated with slight weight gain - on average 4lb in the ...

Weight gain medications—like some steroid-, cannabis-, and hormone-based prescriptions or supplements—may promote weight gain. Some chronic illnesses, surgery, and trauma to the body can lead ...

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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder that affects many women ... to weight gain, irregular menstrual cycles, and fertility issues. Research has shown that Inositol supplements ...

Some women are concerned about how contraceptive pills could be affecting their ... irregular bleeding, weight gain, and so on. The issue of mental health was more or less excluded," he says.

This group was compared with pregnant women who had not ... bloating, weight gain - than the first generation oral contraceptive. Moreover, the pill has been used to prevent pregnancy relatively ...