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People keep repeating this myth of birth control. I don't know how doctors do their job in other countries but if they look at the patients health history this
by Daho0n 5y ago
People keep repeating this myth of birth control. I don't know how doctors do their job in other countries but if they look at the patients health history this number is a myth. Luckily health officials here (ETA: Denmark) inform about these myths on television whenever the government holds a press conference about new Covid-19 measures but this isn't so everywhere so please stop spreading FUD.
ETA: I see you made ninja edits to your comment....
Edit 2: So now you replied that you only added a word or two and then deleted you comment while I were replying. Your comment was only half as long when I replied (all the Twitter stuff wasn't there for example).
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- ceejayoz 5y agoYes, I realized I'd edited to add the quote. Retracted my comment.
- peytn 5y agoKeeping on the myth of birth control... > A joint statement from the FDA and CDC clarified that the blood clotting was cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST). I don’t believe birth control is associated with CVST at a rate of 1/1000. It feels very misleading to use it as a point of comparison.