Oral contraceptives do not raise BP in women during workout: Study

ORAL contraceptives do not increase the blood pressure response in women during large muscle exercise (like cycling or running), reveals a recent study conducted by researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras. Oral contraceptives or birth control pills are taken by women to prevent pregnancy and reduce acne, menstrual < cramps, and the risk of ovarian cysts. Although.

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