Oral Contraceptives: Benefits and Risks
作者： Julie Craik , Louise Melvin
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-12406-3_5
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摘要: Oral contraceptives remain one of the most commonly used hormonal worldwide. contain either a combination synthetic estrogen and progestogen or only. Combined oral often receive negative press because their impact on cardiovascular health. Yet, when prescribed appropriately offer an effective method which generally favourable benefit to risk profile for women. There are few medical conditions that would pose unacceptable health use progestogen-only pill.
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