Știi care sunt riscurile anticoncepționalelor dacă fumezi? Iată ce spune medicul cardiolog.
20 Oct 2026 · 1 min

1:15
In this short interview, a cardiologist (Speaker A) explains that hormonal contraceptives dramatically increase blood viscosity and clot formation, especially when used continuously for long periods without breaks. The risk is compounded when the user also smokes, creating a highly dangerous cardiovascular “cocktail” that can produce clots in both arteries and veins. The doctor stresses the importance of assessing a woman’s genetic predisposition to coagulation disorders through specific genetic tests. These tests can reveal whether she may need prophylactic blood‑thinning medication to mitigate the heightened risk of thrombosis associated with the combined effect of smoking and long‑term contraceptive use.










