a healthcare professional tells you to do so. Stopping some medicines abruptly can also create health risks.
If you are concerned that a medication may increase your risk of blood clots or cardiovascular problems, contact your doctor or pharmacist. They can review the specific medication, your medical history, other medicines you take, and any relevant risk factors.
Use reliable sources for medication safety information, such as your national medicines regulator, health ministry, or other recognized medical authority. Safety recommendations can change as new evidence becomes available.
If you experience a suspected adverse reaction, ask your healthcare professional or national pharmacovigilance program about the appropriate way to report it.
Your Awareness Can Help Protect Your Health
Being informed about the potential benefits and risks of medication can help patients have more productive conversations with healthcare professionals. However, a general warning about a medication category should not be interpreted as proof that
