What are pros and cons of taking oral birth control?
user
The most effective form of oral birth control is the contraceptive pill, but it also has some fairly significant downsides, which I’ll outline here.  
The first disadvantage is that taking the pill continuously, every day, can result in irregular bleeding. This is less of a concern for many women, but if your bleeding patterns are irregular anyway, they may worsen.  
The next issue is that the pill can cause spotting, and in rare cases it can even cause dangerous blood clots. This isn’t common, but it’s possible, and there is nothing you can do to change this risk, since the pill can’t be made safer.  It’s basically a tradeoff: you can reduce the risk of getting pregnant, but you can’t reduce the risk of a potentially dangerous side effect.  At your age and in general, this probably isn’t worth worrying about yet, but it’s something to keep in mind if you’re using the pill over a longer timespan, or if you’re at high risk of blood clots in general.  In general, taking the pill shouldn’t cause any more danger than many other regular activities that women can do, and you shouldn’t be worried
assistant
What are pros and cons of taking oral birth control?
user
The most effective form of oral birth control is the contraceptive pill, but it also has some fairly significant downsides, which I’ll outline here.  
The first disadvantage is that taking the pill continuously, every day, can result in irregular bleeding. This is less of a concern for many women, but if your bleeding patterns are irregular anyway, they may worsen.  
The next issue is that the pill can cause spotting, and in rare cases it can even cause dangerous blood clots. This isn’t common, but it’s possible, and there is nothing you can do to change this risk, since the pill can’t be made safer.  It’s basically a tradeoff: you can reduce the risk of getting pregnant, but you can’t reduce the risk of a potentially dangerous side effect.  At your age and in general, this probably isn’t worth worrying about yet, but it’s something to keep in mind if you’re using the pill over a longer timespan, or if you’re at high risk of blood clots in general.  In general, taking the pill shouldn’t cause any more danger than many other regular activities that women can do, and you shouldn’t be worried
assistant
What are pros and cons of taking oral birth control?