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Noriday and the Endless Bleeding

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ottolinemorel · 22/10/2017 13:55

Was on micronor for the last couple of years, very few problems, the odd light bleed.

Switched to Noriday end of August as micronor has been discontinued. Same active ingredient (norethisterone).

First two packs all fine, third pack and I’ve been bleeding on and off for a month. Saw doctor who explained it is breakthrough bleeding, common on the mini pill and can take up to 6 months (!) to settle. This has delightfully been accompanied by bloating, sore boobs, constipation and low mood. And yes I’m not pregnant.

Has anyone else experienced this on Noriday? I’m at a loss to work out why it’s happening when it’s the same pill essentially as micronor. I can’t take the combined pill due to migraines, and had non stop bleeding on cerazette so that’s out. Not able to have coil for medical reasons, husband on verge of vasectomy as we’re done having DC but I just wanted to give hormonal contraception one last try. FML I am fed up!

Anybody have breakthrough bleeding with Noriday and did it clear up eventually?

OP posts:
samsterdam · 06/12/2017 19:46

have you found out if this was what was causing your irregular bleeding/ am in a similar situation having changed to noriday from micronor in september and my period is ongoing after 2 weeks! ran out of pills to try so also looking at other methods but nervous to try anything else

Beckymummyof2harris · 11/06/2018 20:46

I’m searching for answers too as I’m having the same problem. Just been up to check the name on my pill packets and it’s now noriday instead of micronor. I’m 2 and a half weeks bleeding. It’s only watery brown blood, very low flow but bloating, tummy pains, sore boobs, low mood more than normal. Looks like I’m going to have to go back to contraception nurse as doctors just want me to have a coil. I’m 44 and have a lot of problems and really not wanting a coil.

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