WSJ reports women seek alternatives to hormonal birth control
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Many women in their twenties and thirties are looking beyond traditional birth control like oral contraceptives to manage hormonal imbalances. They are proactively exploring alternative, potentially more self-directed, solutions to address their health concerns, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.
Key takeaways
- According to The Wall Street Journal, women in their twenties and thirties are increasingly seeking alternative solutions to birth control for managing hormonal imbalances
- While oral contraceptives are frequently prescribed for such conditions, these women are adopting a more proactive and self-directed approach to their health management
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