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Risk of some birth control pills
Recent medical study revealed that women who ate some of the new types of pills to prevent pregnancy at higher risk for stroke, blood vessels, which may be fatal, compared with women using those old types of grain.
Experts say women who should be on what is described using third generation oral contraceptives - which was developed in the eighties of last century - that Istbdln of another kind, in the wake of the results of a recent medical study conducted on the millions of women in Denmark.
The Daily Telegraph to the older studies conducted on the three million women and revealed that all types of pills taken by mouth, increases the risk of blood clots in the veins of the leg deep, which is what is known as venous thromboembolism, and that these clots can be be fatal in the event of moving to the lungs.
But in the latter study, so the experts at the University of Copenhagen examined database records and the prevention of pregnancy and cases of stroke in the period between 2001 and 2009 for millions of women aged between 15 and 49 years, and found that 4246 women had suffered from deep vein thrombosis and venous for the first time during that period.
The new study revealed that the risk of venous thrombosis tripled in women who took birth control pills that contain subjects "to Ifunorgustral" and "Exwold."
Recent medical study revealed that women who ate some of the new types of pills to prevent pregnancy at higher risk for stroke, blood vessels, which may be fatal, compared with women using those old types of grain.
Experts say women who should be on what is described using third generation oral contraceptives - which was developed in the eighties of last century - that Istbdln of another kind, in the wake of the results of a recent medical study conducted on the millions of women in Denmark.
The Daily Telegraph to the older studies conducted on the three million women and revealed that all types of pills taken by mouth, increases the risk of blood clots in the veins of the leg deep, which is what is known as venous thromboembolism, and that these clots can be be fatal in the event of moving to the lungs.
But in the latter study, so the experts at the University of Copenhagen examined database records and the prevention of pregnancy and cases of stroke in the period between 2001 and 2009 for millions of women aged between 15 and 49 years, and found that 4246 women had suffered from deep vein thrombosis and venous for the first time during that period.
The new study revealed that the risk of venous thrombosis tripled in women who took birth control pills that contain subjects "to Ifunorgustral" and "Exwold."
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