Contraceptive Choices A patient who has a history of blood clots is asking for contraceptives? What...

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Contraceptive Choices A patient who has a history of blood clots is asking for contraceptives? What...

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A patient who has a history of blood clots is asking for contraceptives? What are some options for this patient and why would these be good choices for her? Are there some contraceptives she cannot take? Why or why not?

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Estrogen free contraceptives are preferred for those patients with blood clots.

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Progesterone only oral pills, condom

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