Understanding The Differences Between Progestin-Only And Combination Birth Control Methods
Many women do not realize that different contraceptive methods use different hormones, and as a result, they make poor decisions when it comes to choosing the right method. There are two primary forms of birth control: progestin-only and combination estrogen-progestin. Both of these methods share many of the same side effects, like weight gain, mood changes, and increased risk of blood clots. Yet, these two methods have some differing side effects that women should strongly review prior to committing to a contraceptive method.