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lindys · 30/11/2022 10:23

Advice needed, I am aged 56 and taken Everol Sequel50 patches combined for 4 years, no problem. Now a new G.P has switched me to everol continuous hrt so not have a with draw bleed. However I always had a full bleed still on everol sequi. Surely if there is still a bleed it needs to come out. If I am still bleeding won't the bleed just built up with continuous patches and caurse cancer or something? I thought with the sequi patches if no bleed left would just stop naturally on them?

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Runaround50 · 30/11/2022 16:48

Ask your gp to put you back on sequi quick! Otherwise you will get annoying withdrawal bleeding and you more than likely won't want that.

Localher0 · 30/11/2022 16:58

My GP did the same - assumed that as I was 52 I could go over to conti from sequi. I started withdrawal bleed and just didn't stop for months. Cdnt get to have an HRT review at GP so went for a private menopause appt which was brilliant. She recommended a different regime and the bleeding stopped within 3 days - hooray!!

lindys · 30/11/2022 20:04

Whats withdrawal bleeding?

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lindys · 30/11/2022 20:23

I was taking the Everol sequi for 2 weeks followed by the Everol Conti for 2 weeks I always got a regular monthly bleed . Isn't it dangerous to just take the conti on its own? If I'm having a normal monthly bleed, shows there is still monthly bleeding active? Even at 56? Won't blood build up? I thought once I stopped bleeding on Everol sequi/conti would be safe to switch to conti only? Very confused?

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dancingqueen123 · 30/11/2022 20:24

@JinglingXmasbells might be able to help...?

Sidge · 30/11/2022 20:39

At 56 you’d usually have combined continuous not sequential. The bleeds you were having were possible withdrawal bleeds, so unlikely to continue when on a continuous regimen.

I recommend you trial it, monitor any bleeding for 3 months then review with your GP.

lindys · 01/12/2022 03:30

Thank you, that makes sense.

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