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My name is Bharathi, I am 41 years old, weigh 58 kg, and my height is slightly over 5 feet. I have been taking Femilon continuously for 6 months to avoid periods and have not experienced any breakthrough bleeding. My goal is to stop periods for the next 4–5 years. After researching, I found that Cerazette (desogestrel 75 mcg) is effective for long-term period suppression with fewer risks compared to combined pills. Can I safely switch to Cerazette for 4–5 years of continuous use? Are there any risks or precautions I should take ? Any alternative pop pills?
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Using femilion continuously without break is not advisable.
You should understand that These are hormonal medications.
Apart from pills, you opt fordepot injections.
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Dydrogest. Given under certain pathological conditions,
Not advisable to take without any Pathalogy.
Still if you wand no periods then take Depot Progesteron injection
Every 4 monthly , it is contraceptives as well .
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Going against nature has too many risks
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