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38-year-old danisha baughan in union, new jersey, one week before she was to you to give birth to her third child. bbaughen delivered both children in hospitals and both times she said she felt neglected. i was crawling in the hallway. reporter: you were crawling in a hospital hallway after your water broke. yes, because i was in so much pain. reporter: ob/gyn and mother of three dr. nicola pemberton runs the birth center of new jersey. a lot of patients who come to my practice with the narrative of i don t want to die, that s why i m here. reporter: the united states has the highest maternal mortality rate for a developed country. ability 700 women die during childbirth or soon after every year, according to the c.d.c., and black women are at least three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than a whitewoman. multiple reasons and horrible
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Behold: All The Possible Side Effects of Ditching Birth Control
None of them are super serious, JSYK. Image Source
Whether you ve been on your current birth control for a few months or few years, the idea of stopping it can honestly be kinda scary. I know I was a lil nervous when I decided to ditch my IUD in favor of the pill, at least. I had read wayyy too many Reddit threads about what could go wrong post-removal (think: heavy, constant bleeding, and v painful cramps).
But if you re in the same boat, I have good news: According to Nicola Pemberton, MD, medical director of Artemis OB/GYN and The Birth Center of New Jersey, you shouldn t be worried or scared about stopping birth control because of potential side effects (phew). Most of the time, you ll just lose certain benefits that your BC gave you, like lighter periods or clearer skin, adds Mary Jane Minkin, MD, clinical professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the Yale University