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Sensitive question .... since coming of norethisterone 2 months ago I've been getting this on my face!

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I need to know what this is as it happens every couple days and flares up badly I've tried almost everything to help get rid of it and it's not shifting ..... I'm so depressed with it and don't want to go out cause of it also 😭😢 I need some help please

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My noise is red also and my face is dry and flaky daily too I do have moisturiser but not working .... it red and sensitive to the touch!!! It's also on the opposite side of my face also!!! I hate norethisterone as I feel it that's what's caused this

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From what I understand, when coming off progesterone it causes your hormones to snap back to their normal levels. Unfortunately it can cause you skin to temporarily start producing more oil, triggering acne.

Most advice seems to say it can take approx 6 months to completely return back to normal.

Your GP may be able to suggest something to help in the mean time, or perhaps refer you to a dermatologist, if it is causing you a lot of issues.

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