Evorel Conti

Learn what Evorel Conti patches are their benefits and how to use them safely.

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Medically reviewed by Dr Zahra Khan

MBBS, MSc (Dist)

iconUpdated on 1st August 2025

What Is Evorel Conti?

Evorel Conti is a continuous combined hormone replacement therapy (HRT) patch used to relieve common symptoms of menopause. It is typically prescribed for women who are postmenopausal, meaning it has been 12 months or more since your last natural period.

The patch contains two hormones: estradiol (a body-identical form of oestrogen) and norethisterone acetate (a synthetic progestogen). You apply it to the skin and change it twice weekly, allowing the hormones to be absorbed gradually into your bloodstream.

How Evorel Conti Works

Evorel Conti delivers a steady, low dose of hormones transdermally (through the skin), which helps maintain more stable hormone levels compared to tablets.

  • The oestrogen component (estradiol) replaces the hormone your body no longer produces in sufficient amounts, helping to relieve symptoms such as hot flushes, sleep problems, and vaginal dryness.
  • The progestogen (norethisterone acetate) protects the lining of the uterus (endometrium) from becoming too thick, a known risk when oestrogen is used on its own and the womb is still present.

Because Evorel Conti is a continuous combined preparation, you use it every day without a break, and most women eventually stop having bleeding altogether.

How to use Evorel Conti

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Instructions for use

Everything you need to know to safely use Evorel Conti

Benefits of Evorel Conti

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Dr Zahra Khan

Evorel Conti helps relieve a wide range of symptoms related to low oestrogen.

Most people begin to notice an improvement within 2–4 weeks, with full benefits usually experienced by around 3 months.

Because Evorel Conti is continuous combined HRT, monthly bleeding usually stops within a few months. Some people may experience light or irregular bleeding at first, but this generally settles.

1 Hot flushes and night sweats
2 Low mood, anxiety, or irritability
3 Sleep issues and fatigue
4 Brain fog and difficulty concentrating
5 Reduced libido
6 Vaginal dryness
7 Bone protection when started around the time of menopause

Frequently asked questions

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