Can Cerelle cause constant bleeding?
Can Cerelle cause constant bleeding?
Cerelle and Cerazette are both types of the progestogen only pill (also known as the ‘mini pill’). Irregular bleeding is common on the progestogen only pill, which can make periods more irregular, lighter, heavier, more frequent, or in some people, stop altogether.
Can the mini pill cause constant bleeding?
1/3 – 1/2 of minipill users experience prolonged menstruation, and up to 70% report breakthrough bleeding or spotting in 1 or more cycles. These menstruation disorders are the most frequently cited reason for method discontinuation. In some studies, under 50% of mini-pill users continued method use for 12 months.
How long does bleeding last on Cerelle?
Most women will not experience any side effects on Cerelle, but some report irregular bleeding – this usually settles within 3 months. Other side effects can include headaches, acne, feeling sick, mood swings, and breast sensitivity.
Why am I bleeding constantly on the pill?
In many cases, the cause of the spotting is unknown and harmless. The estrogen in combination pills helps to stabilize the lining of the uterus. This can prevent irregular bleeding and spotting. Women who take progestin-only pills may experience more frequent spotting.
Why have I had my period for 3 weeks on the pill?
Hormonal birth control pills alter the body’s natural hormone levels. Although many people use hormonal contraceptives to shorten or regulate their periods, they can sometimes result in heavier or prolonged periods. Abnormal periods are common during the first few months of taking a new hormonal medication.
Why have I had my period for 2 weeks on the pill?
What’s your experience with Cerelle?
I’ve been on Cerelle, a progesterone only mini pill, for about 10 years and have only had very infrequent, very light bleeding on it. However I started bleeding over two weeks ago and had a much heavier period than I’ve ever had on this pill.
How long did your periods last on Cerazette?
You get these gems as you gain rep from other members for making good contributions and giving helpful advice. My sister was on Cerazette and said she had periods which lasted six weeks whilst on it. Her GP told her it was normal and it should settle down within 6 months; however she stopped taking it before then.
Is irregular bleeding a sign that the pill isn’t working?
As you have noted some women can initially have no problems with it at all and then develop irregular bleeding either randomly or on restarting the pill after a break. It isn’t necessarily and indication that it isn’t working.
How to stop bleeding from norentherone?
The doctors can give something to stop the bleeding if it is worrying you (Norestherone) and then you could look at alternative methods or switch mini-pills as another one may suit you better. Hope this helps anyone concerned. Rep:? You get these gems as you gain rep from other members for making good contributions and giving helpful advice.
