Tracking combined oral — continuous
Estrogen and progestogen in one daily tablet with no monthly break — aiming for no bleed, with early-months spotting common. Oral route, so the first-pass considerations of oral estrogen apply; route belongs in your record.
- Schedule
- One tablet, once daily, no break.
- UK names
- Kliovance, Femoston-conti
- Route
- oral
- In Perity
- A plain daily schedule.
What to log
- One daily tap. The value compounds: months of adherence data plus symptom logs is a follow-up appointment that runs on evidence.
- Log spotting with dates in the early months.
- If you switch to or from this regimen, the switch date is the hinge of your record.
Questions
What's the difference between continuous and sequential combined HRT?
Continuous takes both hormones every day and aims for no bleed; sequential switches composition partway through each cycle and usually produces a monthly withdrawal bleed. Which suits you is a clinician conversation — your job is the record either way.
What should my record capture on a one-a-day regimen?
Adherence, the symptoms you're treating, and any bleeding. Simple — which is the point. Simple records get kept.
Symptom guides for combined HRT
- Brain fog
- Anxiety
- Irritability / rage
- Low mood
- Mood swings
- Forgetfulness
- Hot flash
- Night sweats
- Chills / cold flashes
- Palpitations
- Dizziness
- Trouble falling asleep
- All symptoms →
Schedule sources
- Kliovance SmPC (emc 1046)
- Cadences per Perity's sourced schedule reference (emc SmPCs, BMS, NHS, FSRH, FDA — verified 2026-07-01). Cadence facts only, never doses.
Perity informs, never prescribes — decisions belong with you and your clinician.
Educational content, written and maintained by Perity (founder: EiEi), grounded in the sources cited on this page. It is not medical advice, and Perity never interprets your data or recommends treatment. Last reviewed 2026-07-09.
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