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Can add back cause bleeding when on prostap?

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On my third month of prostap and started add back (livial) about two weeks ago, started bleeding and lots of lower back pain? Could this be from the add back?

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Hi there.I was on Prostap for 10 months with Livial/Tibolone add-back from the beginning. I tended to have a couple of weeks bleeding (1 week on, 1 week off) for the first couple of months, then it went down to a week each month. It finally all stopped at around 7 months. But it was more like brown discharge at the end of a period and not very heavy.

I had my endo back/leg pain throughout so can't comment on your back pain.

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