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Contraceptive Management of Women with Cardiac Disease, with cardiac disease. Due to the increased risks associated with pregnancy for women with many cardiac conditions and the general safety of long-acting reversible contraception for most of these conditions, providers should consider these methods as a first line for women with cardiac disease.

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Contraception Use in Women with Hypertension,ion using these methods, data show an increased risk of both stroke and myocardial infarction, compared to women without hypertension. For these reasons, all women should have their blood pressure measured prior to initiation of estrogen-containing contraceptives. These methods are graded as categor

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Contraception for Women with Mental Health Conditions,hical issues for reproductive autonomy and contraceptive decision-making for women with mental health conditions. Throughout, we note important gaps in scientific knowledge and areas for future research on mental health and contraception. Our goal is to offer a reference for health providers who car

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Contraception in the Setting of Obesity and Bariatric Surgery,tion of increased side effects or weight gain. This chapter reviews data on the efficacy, pharmacokinetics, and safety of modern methods of contraception in obese women, and in women undergoing bariatric surgery. We also address the effect of these contraceptive methods on lipid profiles.

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Contraceptive Options for Women with Thrombophilia and Thromboembolic Disease,for a current or a past VTE can safely use several effective contraceptive methods, including long-acting reversible contraception (LARC). Given the low typical-use failure rates of LARC methods, presenting such methods as first-line contraceptive agents should be routine in this population, as it s

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Contraception for Women with Endocrine Abnormalities, the effect of unopposed estrogen on the endometrium, androgenic symptoms, or obesity and insulin resistance. Overall, the benefits of contraceptive use outweigh the risks in most patients, but some women with PCOS and metabolic syndrome may have risk factors that should be considered prior to initi

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