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SMJ // Article
Case Report
Regression of Cerebral Lesions After Cessation of Oral Contraceptives
Abstract
It appears that the use of oral contraceptives is accompanied by certain untoward side effects of an incidence comparable to that encountered in a normal pregnancy. The author cites 4 instances in which neurologic disturbances occurred with signs of intracranial lesions. These regressed following discontinuance of the drug. The author reviews the contraindications to the use of the PILL.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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