Listen for Concerns About Contraception and COVID-19 Infection

February 2022

Patients may ask whether it's safe to take hormonal contraceptives if they have COVID-19...due to fear of blood clots.

These concerns are popping up because being hospitalized with COVID-19 increases the risk of developing blood clots.

And patients taking estrogen-containing contraceptives (pill, patch, ring, etc) are already at increased clot risk.

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Expect Questions About Paxlovid or Molnupiravir for COVID-19
Practice Don't Let Your Pharmacy Fall Victim to Scams
IBS Think of Trulance as Similar to Constella or Ibsrela for IBS-C
Med Safety Improve Safety When Searching for Med Names
Contraceptives Listen for Concerns About Contraception and COVID-19 Infection
Pediatrics Promote Appropriate Use of Antibiotics for Ear Infections
Women's Health Help Sort Through Products to Track Ovulation and Fertility
Metformin Be Aware of Strategies to Help Patients Succeed With Metformin
GERD Keep Patients on PPIs for Treating GERD Safe