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I have a previous blood clot due to birth control pills. my dermatologist knows that but she still prescribed me testosterone supressent pills "water pills" to reduce my testosterone. can i take it? or will it higher my risk for another clot?
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What drug?: You did not name the medication prescribed. If it is a form of spironolactone, that should not increase your risk of DVT. There are side effects with this drug, as with many others. If you observe any new symptoms, do contact your doctor.
Answered 12/14/2019
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