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November 1, 2007Women s HealthOpen Access

This review discusses current clinical recommendations, practices, and future challenges regarding contraceptive advice for women with cardiac disease.

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Women with cardiac disease, including congenital heart disease

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Review

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This review discusses current clinical recommendations, practices, and future challenges regarding contraceptive advice for women with cardiac disease.

Authors

LHLucy HudsmithSTSara Thorne

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Overview

Supports essential contraceptive counseling in cardiac patients to reduce maternal risks; leaves open standardization of practices.

Structured PICO

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Population
Women with cardiac disease, including congenital heart disease
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Intervention
Contraceptive advice and methods

Accurate and appropriate contraceptive advice is an essential part of consultations for women with cardiac disease to mitigate maternal mortality risks.

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Hudsmith et al. (2007) conducted a review in Cardiac disease. Contraception was evaluated. This review discusses current clinical recommendations, practices, and future challenges regarding contraceptive advice for women with cardiac disease.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a97ed8d1048ae47fb770d71https://doi.org/10.2217/17455057.3.6.711
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