NuvaRing®

 

A hormonal birth control device, NuvaRing® is inserted into the vagina for three weeks at a time.  While in place, the ring prevents pregnancy by releasing artificial forms of estrogen and progestin.  The makers of NuvaRing® claim that the product is safer and more convenient than birth control pills. However, NuvaRing® poses serious health risks, including:

 

• Blood clots

• Stroke

• Myocardial infarction (heart attack)

• High blood pressure

• Heart disease

• Gall bladder disease

 

If you currently use NuvaRing®, please see your doctor to discuss these potentially life-threatening complications.

If you have been injured after using NuvaRing®, please contact our office for a free consultation discussing your legal options.