ABSTRACT
Background
The oestrogenic component of combined oral contraceptives (COCs) has changed over years with the aim of reducing oestrogen-related side effects and risks, whilst maintaining oestrogen beneficial effects, particularly on cycle control.
Purpose
To describe the...
Summary
Hormonal contraception, such as the pill and IUD, work by regulating hormone levels in the body to prevent pregnancy. Different forms of contraception have different mechanisms of action and can have varying side effects.
Highlights
Hormonal contraception suppress ovarian function by...
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