Evorel conti patches should i be havibg a period?
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I have been on these for two months and although it says may experience spotting this is a full blown period with stomach pains. Not seen one in two years thought that was the last! Is this the norm does anyone know.
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caroline_19506 birdie22
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I think you periods if you haven't had a hysterectomy I would just check with the doctor
Rhino2015 birdie22
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Hi Birdie - hrt has caused heavy bleeding for me with 3 various types - all good now on 3rd month bleeding has gone - perhaps caused by the initial burst of hormones being reintroduced into our bodies - makes notes every day of what is happening with your cycle body etc to report to your doc
all the best, Loui x
pat11500 birdie22
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yes with Evorel this is common. I changed my dose from half a patch to a full patch a few months ago, (long story) then I cut a third off it and since April I have had spotting on and off around the time of a monthly period. Sometimes its just brown and sometimes a small show of blood... with the period pains too. So I sympathise with you, its the hormones doing their 'thing'.. takes quite a while for them to stabalise as they work very slowly.. hope this helps
birdie22 pat11500
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Thank you very much. I did read that if it continues I may have to stop as the lining of the womb thickens. It's never ending for us women! I will give it a little while longer to see if it sorts itself out. Thanks again for your help.
caroline_19506 birdie22
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Zio10 birdie22
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I'm not familiar with what your on as I take Bio-identical hormone replacement therapy as vaginal suppository. Im in USA. Had hormones tested via saliva. Then suppositories made as what I'm low on. Everything ok until 3-4 month. Bam. Full blown period! Cramps everything! I freaked out. Thought..uterine cancer ...so had to go thru ALL testing all normal so Estrogen was dropped in the suppositories. Bleeding gone. It's been almost 2 yrs since had hormones checked so fixin to do it again.
dominique64820 birdie22
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Im assuming you are premenapausal (having had no periods?). I think i am premen. More progest helps to stop periods. My gp told me that.
Good luck sorting it all out.