That wording appears to be clickbait, and the search result I found does not identify a specific medicine reliably. The phrase is being reproduced on a low-quality “recipe” site rather than a trustworthy medical source.
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Recipe Book
If the claim is about birth-control pills, there is a legitimate medical issue behind the wording: combined hormonal contraceptives containing estrogen can increase the risk of blood clots (venous thromboembolism), although the absolute risk for most healthy users is still low. Risk varies considerably with age, smoking, obesity, migraine with aura, previous clots, and other factors.
Importantly, “these pills are not recommended” does not mean all contraceptive pills are dangerous or should be stopped. Different formulations have different risks, and progestin-only contraception generally has a different clot-risk profile.
If you send me the link or screenshot containing the full “WARNING!” headline, I can identify exactly which pills it is talking about and check the claim against current medical guidance.
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