Clot Risk Higher in Some Contraceptives

<p>Women who use non-oral hormonal contraceptives, like rags and vaginal rings, competence be during aloft risk of blood clots than those who take verbal forms of birth control, according to a new Danish investigate published in a biography BMJ.</p>

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Researchers from a University of Copenhagen analyzed inhabitant information from some-more than 1.6 million healthy women ages 15 to 49 who took several forms of birth control. They found that women who took birth control pills were during 3 times a risk of blood clots than those who did not use any form of hormonal birth control, though those who used other forms of non-oral hormonal contraceptives were during aloft risk. Women who used skin rags were during 8 times an increasing risk of blood clots and those who used vaginal rings had a 6.5 percent increasing risk.</p>

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Patches and vaginal rings invariably releases hormones into a physique to forestall pregnancy. The investigate suggests that some wo...