Generic Name: Oriahnn ()
Oriahnn Reviews
For Uterine Fibroids "I was prescribed this medication by my gynecologist for uterine fibroids that cause very heavy bleeding. My cycles would come regularly and last about nine days. 5 of the 9 days would be a very heavy flow. So I started taking Oriahnn to decrease the blood flow and eventually stop it sending me into menopause. Well, I have been on it for 6 months. The flow has been much lighter but it is now constant. I may have 4 or 5 days out of the month that I don't bleed or have any spotting but for the most part, I am bleeding every day. I can't say that I would recommend it to anyone because I feel as though my quality of life is in the pits right now. My provider says it is going to get better but this feels worse because it's never-ending. Just a lighter flow is all. No cramps but always bleeding."
For Uterine Fibroids "I have been taking Oriahnn for about 6 months now and I have not had any bleeding for the past 4 months! This medication has been a lifesaver for me. I used to have extreme bleeding every month due to fibroids, and now I am free from it! I have tried many other medications which did not work and led me to blood clots in my leg (I am prone to clots in 1 leg being born with varicose veins in 1 leg). Oriahnn has not given me any problems at all with blood clots or tenderness in my leg. I really wish I could take this medication until I hit menopause so I would not have to deal with bleeding again, but for now, I'm going to enjoy my time! Also, I am thankful for the company having a coupon to lessen the cost and for my insurance approving it. That took a while, but they eventually did approve it."
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