FECOND 100MG (PROGESTERON) 1X15 TABLET

In progesterone deficiencies, the average dosage is 200 to 300 mg of micronized progesterone per day. It is recommended to use the drug away from meals, preferably in the evening at bedtime. In luteal insufficiencies (premenstrual syndrome, benign mastopathies, menstrual irregularities, premenopause) the usual therapeutic regimen is 200 to 300 mg per day: either 200 mg in 1 dose in the evening at bedtime, or 300 mg in 2 doses, 10 days a day. cycle, usually from the 17th to the 26th day inclusive. In replacement therapy for menopause, isolated estrogen therapy is not recommended (risk of endometrial hyperplasia): progesterone should be added at a rate of 200 mg per day: in two doses of 100 mg each, or in a single dose taken 200 mg in the evening at bedtime, i.e. 12 to 14 days per month, i.e. the last two weeks of each therapeutic sequence. This treatment will be followed by an interruption of any replacement treatment for about a week, during which it is usual to observe withdrawal bleeding. For these indications, the vaginal route will be used, at the same dosages as the oral route, in the event of side effects due to progesterone (drowsiness after oral absorption). Vaginal route Substitution in progesterone during ovarian insufficiencies or complete deficits of ovarioprive women (donation of oocytes).