Do you have concerns with the use of oral contraceptives in patients on JAK inhibitors given the black box warning for thromboembolic events?
How has this impacted your counseling and management?
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Rheumatology · UTMB Health
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I would be concerned with the use of estrogen-containing OC especially in patients who are smokers, obese, and/or with a strong family history of CV disease. However, I know many rheumatologists who would still cautiously prescribe JAK inhibitors to these patients, particularly in the absence of add...
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Rheumatology · Arthritis & Rheumatology Care P.C.
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Taking estrogen-containing OCPs alone while on JAKI treatment doesn't appear to increase thromboembolic events.
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