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Is It Safe To Take Ceraztte?

I am experiencing nausea and tiredness like when I have been pregnant since stopping the contraceptive pill ceraztte. I m bleeding on and off a lot too with bad cramps, is ths Normal? I ony took the pill for a month but bled of most of that time so decided it wasn't for me. Thanks
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,

No, bleeding on and off is not normal.

The bleeding can be due to

1.     Infection in the vagina can cause bleed itself or lead to dryness and cause bleeding
2.     Dryness – infection, improper foreplay, dehydration, age factor, hormonal imbalance
3.     Benign or malignant polyp.
4.     Foreign bodies due to unhygienic sex method, sex toys,
5.     Bleeding disorders
6.     Eczema

you can meet your gynecologist and get changed your tablets or go for condom it's much safe than contraceptive pills.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. S.R.Raveendran, Sexologist
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Is It Safe To Take Ceraztte?

Hi, No, bleeding on and off is not normal. The bleeding can be due to 1.     Infection in the vagina can cause bleed itself or lead to dryness and cause bleeding 2.     Dryness – infection, improper foreplay, dehydration, age factor, hormonal imbalance 3.     Benign or malignant polyp. 4.     Foreign bodies due to unhygienic sex method, sex toys, 5.     Bleeding disorders 6.     Eczema you can meet your gynecologist and get changed your tablets or go for condom it s much safe than contraceptive pills. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. S.R.Raveendran, Sexologist