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Does a low estrogen dose steroid oral contraceptive alter orthostatic circulatory reaction, physical working capacity, and blood pressure in nulligravidae?
Does a low estrogen dose steroid oral contraceptive alter orthostatic circulatory reaction, physical working capacity, and blood pressure in nulligravidae?
Circulatory changes induced by low-dose oral contraceptives peak at 12 months and normalize by 24 months, suggesting an adaptive mechanism.
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Supports transient adaptation to low-dose OCs; hypothesis-generating for long-term CV risk in nulligravidae.
Sandström et al. (1979) studied this question.
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