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I Am Currently On The Depo-provera Jab But Am Bleeding Constantly At The Moment

Depo-Provera Bleeding - Can I use Norethisterone tablets whilst I go on holiday? Hi, I m currently on the depo-provera jab but am bleeding constantly at the moment. It s only light but is dark brown rather than red and is constant. I go on holiday on the 17th Feb and was wondering if there d be anything I could take to stop the bleeding whilst away. I know of the Norethisterone tablets; can these be taken whilst on the injection? Thanks!
Wed, 9 Feb 2011
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Both depo provera and norethisterone are synthetic progesterones. You are having a side effect of depo-provera which cannot be helped. The brownish discharge will stop on its own. No medicine is likely to help.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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I Am Currently On The Depo-provera Jab But Am Bleeding Constantly At The Moment

Hello. Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum. Both depo provera and norethisterone are synthetic progesterones. You are having a side effect of depo-provera which cannot be helped. The brownish discharge will stop on its own. No medicine is likely to help. Dr. Rakhi Tayal