I just wanted to say that I would absolutely take a birth control made for men.

I've watched my wife struggle with anxiety and different chemical imbalances causing anxiety

and depression.

And, you know, if it meant saving her some grief, trying to switch and find the different

birth controls that work right for her, I would definitely take a birth control made

for men.

I would absolutely take a male birth control pill as a safe, effective one were available.

It seems less drastic than a vasectomy assuming that the effect stops when one stops taking

the pill.

I think it's a good thing for both potential parents to have some control over conception.

I had a vasectomy 25 years ago and it was an interesting experience after a couple of

incisions that were made incorrectly.

The doctor said, well, he said, now you have a smiley face on your, it's a great story.

90% of women have used a contraceptive at some point during their reproductive years.

It's according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

And when it comes to taking the birth control pill, the burden and side effects fall on the

person who can get pregnant.

But what if men could take a birth control pill?

Researchers recently discovered that a drug used to treat eye disease also temporarily

stops sperm motility and mice.

Hours later, they were back to swimming.

So is the hunt for the missing male pill about to end?

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