Hello, during my last visit to the gynecologist, she told me to stop taking the pill (Alesse) to see how my body would react. I can tell you that it did not like it! I don't need to explain my variations (30 days without anything, then 16 days menstruated more or less, then 12 days without anything and it starts again...). I'm leaving for my vacation in Europe for 16 days and I have a big professional event afterwards, I don't want to worry about whether I'll be menstruating and for how long... Is there any disadvantage if I go back on the pill for 2-3 months?

Hello Ms, In order to better understand your situation, I recommend that you contact your pharmacist and gynecologist to discuss the potential benefits of taking the Alesse pill again. You may still be in perimenopause and if the bleeding is causing you discomfort, taking the pill for a few months may bring more advantages than disadvantages. Have a nice day.

Hello, during my last visit to the gynecologist, she told me to stop taking the pill (Alesse) to see how my body would react. I can tell you that it did not like it! I don't need to explain my variations (30 days without anything, then 16 days menstruated more or less, then 12 days without anything and it starts again...). I'm leaving for my vacation in Europe for 16 days and I have a big professional event afterwards, I don't want to worry about whether I'll be menstruating and for how long... Is there any disadvantage if I go back on the pill for 2-3 months?

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Hello, during my last visit to the gynecologist, she told me to stop taking the pill (Alesse) to see how my body would react. I can tell you that it did not like it! I don't need to explain my variations (30 days without anything, then 16 days menstruated more or less, then 12 days without anything and it starts again...). I'm leaving for my vacation in Europe for 16 days and I have a big professional event afterwards, I don't want to worry about whether I'll be menstruating and for how long... Is there any disadvantage if I go back on the pill for 2-3 months? - Medimap.ca