Two months without periods despite finishing the prescribed norethisterone course can happen when something other than a simple withdrawal bleed is at play, like PCOS, stress or a big weight change. A home
pregnancy test is worth doing first, since the medicine has already been taken as advised.
Next Steps
Take a home
pregnancy test and go back to the gynaecologist who prescribed norethisterone, since the expected bleed didn't follow. Mention your gallbladder stones too, since that can affect which hormonal option suits you next.
Health Tips
See a gynaecologist sooner if you get pelvic pain, unusual discharge or pain under your right ribs that could point to your gallbladder.