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Contraceptive Pill and Anaemia

2018-06-04 23:18:45
I’ve been on the contraceptive mini-pill Cerelle for two months now. I have had bleeding throughout the entire course of me taking my pills, and it doesn’t seem to stop at all. I’ve had trouble with anaemia, so should I move onto a different pill, or continue taking it? I need professional opinions.
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If it hasn’t stopped you may need a change. We may need to know the cause of prolonged bleed before prescribing any medicine. Kindly share any ultrasound/blood test reports if available

Answered2018-06-05 04:43:23

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