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What are some birth control options with blood disorder?
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No Birth Control pil: If you have a clotting blood disorder you should never take any birth control pills.So you have other options 1condom 2iud like copper iuds 3barrier method which includes diaphragm, cervical cap, cevical shield, male condom, female condom and spermicidal foam.As a rule barrier methods are not highly effective 4sterlization includes vasectomy in males and tubal ligation or implants.
Answered 3/24/2014
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