Do Oral Contraceptives Lead to Allergies?
Filed in archive Allergy to Drugs , Hay Fever , Living with Allergies by ruth on January 10, 2007

The study found that children whose mothers used oral contraceptives within one year of becoming pregnant were 67% more likely to have nasal allergies than the children whose mothers did not use oral contraceptives. The association was common in families where the parents had allergies and was strongest among boys, the study found.
The authors of the study say the results are still preliminary, and needs further study, but if you or your partner have allergies, perhaps it would be better to consider some other method of contraception
.Source: Medical News Today
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