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

Do not stop treatment on your own. Stopping medication without medical supervision can cause more harm.

Consult your trusted doctor and request a risk assessment or a therapeutic alternative.

Get your information from official sources such as ministries of health or recognized international agencies.

Report any adverse effects to your country’s pharmacovigilance system.

Advice and recommendations
Before starting any treatment, inform your doctor if you have a family history of clotting problems.

Avoid self-medicating, especially with weight loss drugs or products that promise quick results.

Get regular checkups if you are under treatment with contraceptives or anti-inflammatories.

Maintain a healthy lifestyle: avoid sedentary behavior, control your weight, don’t smoke, and follow a balanced diet.

Consult a professional if you experience any abnormal symptoms, even if they seem mild.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. If you have any questions about your medication or symptoms, consult a healthcare professional. Never stop or change your treatment without medical advice.

Prevention and timely information can make all the difference. Acting responsibly protects your health and the health of those around you.