Norethisterone allows you to safely and reliably postpone your period for up to 17 days. Available for pick-up the same day.
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The hormone progesterone is synthesized into norethisterone. Rather than allowing your progesterone levels to drop naturally during your period, Norethisterone keeps them high. This causes your period to be delayed by delaying the shedding of your womb lining.
When taken in the manner required for period delay, norethisterone does not act as a contraceptive, so you should use another method of contraception.
If you’re already on the combined contraceptive pill, you shouldn’t take Norethisterone. If you have a history of blood clots, you should avoid it.
It is not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
If you’re already on the combined contraceptive pill, you won’t be able to take Norethisterone.
Norethisterone can be taken with other medications, but as with any medication, there may be some interactions. As a result, it’s critical that you tell us about any prescription, over-the-counter, or recreational drugs you’re taking so that we can safely prescribe Norethisterone.
The only period delay treatment that we provide is norethisterone. Another option is to take the combined pill back to back. This method should be discussed with a pharmacist, contraceptive service, or doctor because it differs depending on the pill. Other alternative treatments that are now available can be discussed with your doctor.
Just like after any other drug interactions with the body, it may cause some mild effects.
Some people experience dizziness or drowsiness during treatment and for a short time after it is stopped. You may feel tired, chilled, risk of falls, shivery or hot. You may have muscle stiffness or cramps. Some people will have an upset stomach and diarrhea.
Do not drive (impairs driving ability), operate machinery or engage in other potentially dangerous activities until you know how Zopiclone affect you.
Rebound effects are not common with Zopiclone, but they can occur. This is the case when a patient no longer has a drug at the time of waking and withdrawal occurs. Drug abusers experience this often.
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