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How Long is the Post-Partum Period in Respect to Thrombosis Risk?
Stephan Moll, MD writes… A recent NEJM study (ref 1) examined whether the risk for thrombosis in women persists beyond the first 6 weeks after delivery. It found that an increased risk persists for at least 3 months after delivery, although the absolute risk was low after the first 6 weeks. This is of clinical…
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Postpartum – Safe Contraceptive Methods
The CDC today published recommendations on use of contraceptive methods for non-breast feeding women in the post-partum period (full text is here). The key recommendations are as follows:
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Postpartum – Safe Birth Control Choices
The CDC today published recommendations on use of birth control methods for non-breast feeding women after child birth (full text is here). The key recommendations are as follows:
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