long term use of oral contraceptives

What Do Current Guidelines Recommend?

Current guidelines suggest that the benefits of oral contraceptives in preventing unintended pregnancy and certain types of cancer often outweigh the potential risks. However, individualized consultation with healthcare providers is crucial to assess personal risk factors and make informed decisions.

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