Everyone should know the contraindications of these pills; consult your doctor!

Hormonal contraceptives (especially some third-generation pills)

Some anti-inflammatories

Certain weight-loss medications or appetite suppressants

Treatments related to COVID-19 (in rare cases)

Entities such as the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration), the EMA (European Medicines Agency), and local health ministries have limited or suspended the use of these products. The risk is especially increased in people with pre-existing conditions such as:

High blood pressure

Smoking

Obesity

Diabetes

Hereditary clotting disorders

Symptoms to watch out for:
If you have recently taken any medication and notice any of these symptoms, seek medical attention immediately:

Sudden chest pain

Difficulty breathing

Unexplained swelling in arms or legs

Severe headache or vision problems

Palpitations or irregular heartbeat

In events related to blood clots, time is a key factor. Even if you’re unsure about the symptoms, it’s best to consult a professional rather than ignore them.

What should you do if you are taking one of these medications?