hi, have many people heard of and used the above tablet?
I’m thinking of taking them because I’m going away and due on my period at that time. So I want to delay/stop coming on. The only problem is I have epilepsy and afraid it may interfere with my medication and cause a fit which I dread because I haven’t had one in years. I’ll see the doc but anyone here can help it have opinions? X
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Hi, I have epilepsy and was diagnosed with it in 2010 but the seizures started towards the end of 2009 it just took months for a diagnosis. Over the years I noticed how my periods would interfere with my epilepsy causing me more fits and seizures when my period was due and while I would be on my period. Unfortunately I haven’t heard of the medication you have asked for opinions on but I had a merina coil despite not being in a sexual relationship and it stopped me from having periods so has helped me a lot. I still get the due on symptoms of being stressed and irritable but I don’t have constant fits and seizures around this time like I did in the past so it has helped so much. I hope you get some advice on the medication and enjoy your break seizure and fit free 🤞
Hi I used norethisterone briefly without any issue. I took provera long term to stop them altogether. I didn’t have any issues with either. Yes, if you are nervous, have a chat with your GP. Hope you have a great trip
Communicating with people on here is a really good idea. It's good to see you've heard from others in this community.
The British National Formulary list interactions and cautions. You can check whether your epilepsy medicine interacts with Norethisterone bnf.nice.org.uk/drugs/noret....
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