Recent global health alerts have prompted the withdrawal of certain medications from pharmacies due to serious cardiovascular risks. Authorities warn that some drugs—especially hormonal contraceptives, anti-inflammatory
medications, diet pills, and rare cases of COVID-19 therapies—may be linked to life-threatening conditions like blood clots, embolisms, strokes, and heart attacks. Regulatory bodies such as the FDA and EMA are urging patients and healthcare providers to remain vigilant and stay informed.
Thrombi, or blood clots, occur when blood coagulates inside a vein or artery. While clotting prevents excessive bleeding during injury, abnormal clot formation can block blood flow to vital organs. This may result in
critical conditions such as pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, strokes, or heart attacks. These complications can be fatal, particularly if not treated promptly.
