Hormonal Contraception, Sex Hormones, Menstruation, Pregnancy, Puberty, Estrogens, Androgens

[madman]

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 increasing levels of synthetic estradiol and progesterone.
• There are various factors to consider in choosing the most suitable form of hormonal contraception, such as individual preferences, age, and reproductive health needs.
• Studies show a potential link between hormonal contraception and increased risk of depression, though the risk depends on factors like age and individual sensitivity.
• Side effects can include blood clotting, mood changes, and changes in cognitive function, but the individual response can vary.
• Hormonal contraception can be used for a variety of reproductive health reasons beyond contraception, such as managing conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome and endometriosis.

 

[wrongway]

Puberty I would be real interested in just what Male Hormones /Androgens measure at during Puberty and after puberty ends?