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Tromboembolismo venoso entre las nuevas usuarias de diferentes anticonceptivos orales

R M Herings, J Urquhart, H G Leufkens

    Lancet (London, England)
    |July 17, 1999
    PubMed
    Resumen

    Los anticonceptivos orales de tercera generación aumentan significativamente el riesgo de tromboembolismo venoso en cuatro veces en comparación con las opciones de segunda generación. Este mayor riesgo es particularmente notable en mujeres jóvenes y sanas que usan estos nuevos métodos anticonceptivos hormonales.

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    Adolescentes Los adolescentes.Adolescentes, mujeres.Factores de la edad Factores de la edadBiología Biología Biología.Efectos cardiovasculares en el corazón.La anticoncepción es un método anticonceptivo.Los agentes anticonceptivos de los agentes anticonceptivos.Los agentes anticonceptivos, el estrógeno.Agentes anticonceptivos para mujeres.Los agentes anticonceptivos, las progestinas.Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivosFactores demográficos Los factores demográficos incluyen:El desogestrel también se usa.Países desarrollados Países desarrollados.Enfermedades Las enfermedades.El embolismo es un embolismo.El etinilestradiol también es conocido como etinilestradiol.En la actualidad, Europa es Europa.Planificación familiar La planificación familiar.Países Bajos Países Bajos Países Bajos.Los anticonceptivos orales también se usan.Fisiología Fisiología Fisiología.Población de la población.Características de las poblaciones.Informe de Investigación Informe de InvestigaciónFactores de riesgo Factores de riesgoEl tromboembolismo es un tromboembolismo.Enfermedades vasculares Enfermedades vasculares Enfermedades vascularesEuropa Occidental Europa Occidental es el lugar donde se encuentra Europa Occidental.La juventud La juventud La juventud La juventud La juventud La juventud

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