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Problems with periods after coming off cerazette/cerelle

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TigerNubs
TigerNubs

Hi, I don't know if anyone can help:

I came off Cerelle beginning of July after having being on it for 3 weeks, I was told by my GP to stay off contraception due to sufferining from migraines. I was told my period would come back quite quickly as I had only been on it for 3 weeks. My period finally came back Sunday the 14th Sept, I came off on Wednesday the 17th Sept. Since then I have suffered with nausea, tiredness and headaches and then this morning I have found that I have come on again, it seems light but I'm pretty sure it is another period and not spotting. Has anyone else had a similar problem? Should I go to my gp?

Thanks

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  • PrincessOfISlam
    PrincessOfISlam TigerNubs

    Posted

    Hi,

    I havent had my period for 6 months..

    I started my period when I was 12, in the beginning my period was on time for a year or two. Then till now i have my period every  6-8 months. And i am 17 years old. HELP

    • TigerNubs
      TigerNubs PrincessOfISlam

      Posted

      You need to visit the GP if there isn't a reason behind it, hopefully they can work it out!
  • chelsea1601
    chelsea1601 TigerNubs

    Posted

    I took Cerelle for 3 months and stopped at the end of July. Had a period 5 weeks later that lasted around 10 days. 3 weeks later I started spotting and have been ever since! It's been non stop spotting for 4 weeks now - I know I should go to my GP but I know they will just palm me off rolleyes 
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