The use of hormonal methods containing estrogen (combined oral contraceptives, the contraceptive patch or contraceptive ring), may be associated with risks that outweigh benefits for individuals with specific medical problems, such as migraine headaches with aura, a history of breast cancer, or a history of deep vein thrombosis. Thus these options would be contraindicated for<unk>  with such conditions. Progestin-only options (depot medroxyprogesterone acetate, oral progestins) are appropriate for these individuals. Drug-drug interactions are also important to consider, particularly with combined hormonal options.
Menstrual suppression
Post-vacation blues
Blennorrhoea
Irregular menstruation
Lactational amenorrhea
Exercise amenorrhoea
Intermenstrual bleeding
Hypomenorrhea