the warnings that come with birth control pills indicate that smoking increases the risk of cardiovascular side-effects. i would like to know why this is and if this risk is present if the consumer is simply in the vicinity of the smoker and is only receiving a small amount of second-hand smoke. Also does this risk only apply to cigarette smokers, or does smoking something lighter such as hookah still increase this risk considering hookah only contains .5% nicotene?Why does smoking increase the risk of stroke while taking birth control pills?
smoke causes the blood vessles to constrict and that makes it much easier to have a stroke. it applies to all smoking im sure.Why does smoking increase the risk of stroke while taking birth control pills?
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http://www.abc.net.au/health/minutes/sto鈥?/a>
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