Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
Abnormal uterine bleeding is bleeding outside the usual menstrual pattern. It can involve changes in how often bleeding happens, how long it lasts or how much blood is lost.
Key points
- Bleeding between periods or bleeding after menopause falls outside the usual menstrual pattern.
- Causes can include hormonal changes or conditions affecting the uterus, and may vary by life stage.
- Treatment is based on the cause and can include hormone medicines or other care.
Medicines listed for abnormal uterine bleeding
The listed products are tablets containing Medroxyprogesterone Acetate and Norethindrone Acetate. Both are progestogens, a type of hormone medicine. In this catalogue, they are listed for abnormal uterine bleeding, including bleeding that differs from usual periods.

