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Any Advice For Headaches And Bleeding Even 6 Months Post-partum?

I have been taking Cerazette since having my son in June 2013.

I bled for 7 weeks then stopped for 2, bled for 2. I went to the Dr's and they switched me to cerelle and doubled the dose when I bled for the end lot of 2 weeks then it stopped for 4-5 and been bleeding ever since. I am having awful headaches too.
Wed, 19 Feb 2014
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Dear member,
Thanks for writing to healthcare magic.
The cerazette used in lactation has Irregular bleeding as a side effect. The headaches can be due to high progesterone or anemia as you have bled on and off in the previous cycles.
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I would recommend that you wait for a month or 2. If still the problem persist Then consider IUCD.
Thanks
Dr Bhagyashree

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Any Advice For Headaches And Bleeding Even 6 Months Post-partum?

Dear member, Thanks for writing to healthcare magic. The cerazette used in lactation has Irregular bleeding as a side effect. The headaches can be due to high progesterone or anemia as you have bled on and off in the previous cycles. T I would recommend that you wait for a month or 2. If still the problem persist Then consider IUCD. Thanks Dr Bhagyashree