Navigating contraception: special considerations for women with health issues

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Navigating contraception: special considerations for women with health issues

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By understanding the unique needs and considerations of women with certain health conditions, you can ensure that patients receive the most appropriate and effective contraceptive care.

When considering contraceptive options for women with health conditions, it's crucial to take into account their specific health issues and how they might interact with various contraceptive methods.¹

Here are some general considerations for women with certain health conditions:

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES (INCLUDING HYPERTENSION)

Contraceptive options:

Progestin-only methods: These include progestin-only pills (POPs), injectables,...

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