**Question:** All are absolute contraindication of oral contraceptive pills EXCEPT:

A. Uncontrolled hypertension
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C. Hepatic cirrhosis
D. Uncontrolled hypothyroidism

**Core Concept:** Oral contraceptive pills (OCP) are a type of hormonal contraceptive method that works by inhibiting ovulation and thickening the cervical mucus, making it harder for sperm to reach the egg. OCP are indicated in women who desire contraception and do not want to use other methods like condoms, intrauterine devices (IUDs), or sterilization. However, some conditions can be absolute contraindications, meaning that these conditions would exclude a woman from using OCP. Let's examine each option:

**Option A:** Uncontrolled hypertension is a relative contraindication for OCP, not an absolute one. Uncontrolled hypertension refers to a blood pressure that is not adequately managed with medication. The use of OCP can further raise blood pressure, making hypertension a relative contraindication. If a woman has controlled hypertension (adequately managed with medication), OCP can be considered.

**Option B:** Active tuberculosis is an absolute contraindication for OCP. OCP can impair immune function, making women with active tuberculosis more susceptible to the disease progression and complications. Additionally, OCP can reduce the effectiveness of the tuberculosis treatment. If a woman has latent tuberculosis (TB infection without symptoms), OCP can be considered after proper evaluation and treatment of the TB infection.

**Option C:** Hepatic cirrhosis is an absolute contraindication for OCP. Liver cirrhosis is a severe liver disease, potentially leading to liver failure. OCP can further impair liver function and exacerbate the disease progression, making it an absolute contraindication. Women with compensated cirrhosis (early stage) can be considered for OCP, but they should be closely monitored for signs of decompensation.

**Option D:** Uncontrolled hypothyroidism (hypothyroidism with inadequate thyroid hormone replacement) is also an absolute contraindication for OCP. OCP can further suppress thyroid hormone production, worsening the hypothyroidism symptoms and potentially leading to more severe complications. Women with adequately controlled hypothyroidism (with appropriate thyroid hormone replacement) can be considered for OCP.

**Core Concept Explanation:** Absolute contraindications of OCP refer to conditions that would pose a significant risk to the patient's health if OCP were taken. In comparison, relative contraindications represent conditions that might increase the risk but can be managed or monitored effectively, allowing the patient to use OCP under certain conditions.

**Why the Correct Answer is Right:** The correct answer is D (uncontrolled hypothyroidism) because it is an absolute contraindication for OCP. The combination of OCP and hypothyroidism can lead to worsening of hypothyroidism symptoms and potentially cause severe complications. On the other hand, the other options represent relative contraindications that can be managed or monitored effectively.

**Why Other Options are Wrong:**

**Option A (uncontrolled hypertension):** This is an absolute contraindication because OCP can exacerbate hypertension, leading to