The household of an adolescent who died out of the blue from a blood clot linked to a contraception tablet says extra must be executed "to prevent this tragedy from ever happening again".
Aine Rose Hurst, 19, died in March final 12 months from a blood clot in her mind, linked to her prescribed oral contraceptive tablet Femodette.
Speaking to Sky News’ The UK Tonight programme with Sarah-Jane Mee, Aine’s household known as for extra consciousness of the dangers round contraception drugs.
In an announcement to Sky News, the Bolton GP Federation stated: "We want to categorical our honest condolences to Miss Hurst’s household at this very tough time.
"In relation to the GP, as his employer, we carried out our personal inner evaluation and regarded this alongside the findings of the inquest.
"Our review and the inquest both concluded that the GP consulted with Miss Hurst in line with the UK Medical Eligibility Criteria (UKMEC), the nationally recognised guidance used by clinicians when a patient requests this medication."
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