What are the dangers of men taking birth control pills regularly?

As we all know, birth control pills are exclusively for women, but many people wonder why men don't take birth control pills, but women do? This is not to say that drug experts are biased, but that men taking birth control pills will really bring great harm to their bodies. Let me analyze it in detail below.

Because there is currently no contraceptive drug suitable for men to take, for two reasons:

First, it is related to the function of the gonads. Normal testicles produce millions of sperm every day, and each sperm dreams of entering the female reproductive tract, while women only release one egg every month. Compared with destroying millions of lively sperm, inhibiting ovulation is as simple as a child's play.

Gender controversy: Can men take birth control pills?

Testosterone is the main driving force behind sperm production, but it is also responsible for male sexual desire, erections, and the release of sperm into the female reproductive tract. Therefore, any method that interrupts both testosterone secretion and sperm production will inevitably lead to a decline in male sexual activity. Since the couple can no longer have sex, what is the point of contraception?

Second, suppose a man invented a method that is as effective as the female contraceptive pill. If a woman becomes pregnant due to contraceptive failure, it is not the man who is punished, but the woman, because she became pregnant against her will. In reality, female contraceptive pills cannot achieve 100% effectiveness, and no one can guarantee that male contraceptive pills are absolutely effective. Moreover, taking medicine is a very serious matter, and its side effects may bring about terrible consequences. If the medicine needs to be taken for a long time, forgetting to take it or missing it will still cause pregnancy.