What changes will happen to a girl's body if her menstruation stops?

• Many people are afraid of birth control pills, but there is no need to be. Emergency contraceptives and long-acting contraceptives have more obvious side effects, but short-acting contraceptives are still quite safe. Not only does their contraceptive success rate exceed 99%, they also have the additional benefits mentioned above. Doctors have long begun using them to help patients regulate their menstrual periods.

• Since exogenous estrogen and progesterone can inhibit the secretion of androgen, birth control pills can also alleviate some physical problems caused by androgen, such as acne and hair loss. In addition, as women age, the estrogen content in their bodies will gradually decrease, leading to a loss of bone density and an increased risk of osteoporosis. Therefore, taking hormonal birth control pills appropriately can also protect bones. Of course, it is not recommended for individuals to use blindly. Please consult a doctor if necessary.