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icesw said: Either the tests stopped because men are sissies, or it stopped because new regulations are in place that would never have approved the current birth control methods out there. Wimpy guys or misaligned women. Your choice on where to stand. But the fact of the matter is, there are thousands of long-term birth control defects out there, the least of which are depression and infertility.

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icesw said: Some women experience hepatic adenomas (liver tumors), years after taking their birth control. Doctors in the field know about it, but the drugs are still out there. Do we know who will develop liver cancer because of their birth control? Nope. And neither do you. So go ahead, take your drugs, and hope you’re lucky.