Ep.168: Mental + emotional changes on birth control that are not okay, with Grace
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Ep.168: Mental + emotional changes on birth control that are not okay, with Grace
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We're told birth control is safe and effective and side effects should be temporary, but what happens when that's not our experience? How can we know what's a side effect from birth control vs unrelated? Doctors often evaluate physical side effects like bleeding or cramping, but mental and emotional side effects are just as important to our quality of life! Today Caitlin and Grace chat about the mental and emotional side effects she and others have experienced on birth control.
NOTE: This episode is appropriate for most audiences, but does reference libido.
Guest Biography:
Grace is no stranger to the Woven Well podcast! A native of Murfreesboro, TN, Grace studied public relations at Union University. Now she is serving as an Admissions Director. Grace enjoys spending time with her husband Quinn, traveling, and playing pickleball!
Other episodes you might enjoy:
Ep. 141: Healing after Birth Control - Grace's Story
Ep. 160: What every college student should know about women's health with Grace
Ep. 159: Nagging uncertainty about birth control revealed undiagnosed health issues, Courtney's story
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