Oral contraceptives and venous thrombosis. An ... - Ãjvind Lidegaard

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OCs and venous thrombosisCurrent status October 2011Non use 1POP: 1Hormone IUD: 12nd gen: 2 → 33rd gen: 4 → 64th gen: 4 → 6Li/11
COC and VTE: Conclusion• COC increase the risk of VTE 3-6 foldThe risk with COC use is influenced by• The progestogen type (~100 %)• The oestrogen dose (~50 %)• The length of use (~50 %)• Other risk factors: Genetic predisposition,adiposity, varicose veins, immobilisationLi/11
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