Duphaston, 10 mg, hormonal treatment - 20 tablets

Dear customer, please be aware that the order will not be accepted if a prescription is not attached with your request. And if you do not have a prescription and wish to issue one, please click here for iPhone or here for Android or contact via WhatsApp. What is Dydrogesterone and what are its uses: Dydrogesterone is synthetic progesterone and has a similar effect to female hormone, progesterone. It is used to treat menstrual disorders in women caused by hormone deficiency. It is also used to reduce the risk of miscarriage or abortion. This medication is not recommended for patients under 18 years old. Dydrogesterone is used in the following cases: • Hormone replacement therapy to resist the effects of non-opposing estrogen on the endometrium in hormone replacement therapy for women with disorders due to natural or surgical menopause with a healthy uterus. • Progesterone deficiency treatment such as: • Treatment of dysmenorrhea • Treatment of endometriosis • Treatment of secondary menopause • Treatment of irregular cycles • Treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding • Treatment of premenstrual syndrome • Treatment of recurrent and threatened miscarriage associated with confirmed progesterone deficiency • Treatment of infertility caused by ovarian insufficiency What you need to know before using Dydrogesterone: Do not use Dydrogesterone: • If you are allergic to Dydrogesterone or any component of this medication • If you know or suspect the presence of progesterone-related tumors (such as meningioma) • If you have unexplained vaginal bleeding • If used to prevent endometrial hyperplasia (in women using estrogen hormone) • If you have lactose intolerance or lactase deficiency or impaired glucose and galactose absorption Precautions and warnings: Talk to your doctor before taking Dydrogesterone. • In case of liver function disorder • In case of previous or current depression • In case of porphyria • In case of unexplained vaginal bleeding Other medications and Dydrogesterone: Inform your doctor if you are taking, have recently taken, or might take any other medications. The metabolism of Dydrogesterone and DHD can be increased by concurrent use of substances known to stimulate CYP enzymes such as: • Anticonvulsants (like phenobarbital, phenytoin, carbamazepine) • Antimicrobials (like rifampicin, rifabutin, nevirapine, efavirenz) • Herbal preparations containing, for example, St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum) or ginseng root or sage or Ginkgo biloba • HIV medications (ritonavir and nelfinavir) How to use Dydrogesterone: Dosages: The following dosing regimens are recommended for Dydrogesterone therapy. Dosages can be adjusted according to the severity of the disorder being treated and individual patient response. Menstrual regulation: It is possible to achieve a 28-day cycle by giving one Dydrogesterone tablet daily from the eleventh to the twenty-fifth day of the cycle. Endometrial: 1 to 3 tablets of Dydrogesterone daily from the fifth to the twenty-fifth day of the cycle or throughout the entire cycle. Doses of 10 mg should be distributed several times throughout the day. It is preferable to start treatment with the highest dose. Dysmenorrhea: 1 to 2 tablets of Dydrogesterone daily from the fifth to the twenty-fifth day of the cycle. Doses of 10 mg should be distributed several times throughout the day. It is preferable to start treatment with the highest dose. Infertility due to corpus luteum insufficiency: One tablet of Dydrogesterone daily from the fourteenth to the twenty-fifth day of the cycle. The treatment should continue for at least 6 consecutive cycles. It is advised to continue this treatment for the first months of any pregnancy with doses as specified for normal abortion. Risk of miscarriage: Starting dose: 4 tablets of Dydrogesterone at once followed by one tablet of Dydrogesterone 10 mg every 8 hours. Doses of 10 mg should be distributed several times throughout the day. It is preferable to start treatment with the highest dose. If symptoms persist or recur during treatment, the dose should be increased by one tablet of Dydrogesterone every 8 hours. The effective dose should be maintained for one week after symptoms cease; then it can be gradually reduced. If symptoms recur, treatment should be resumed immediately at the effective dose. Recurrent miscarriage: One tablet of Dydrogesterone daily until the twentieth week of pregnancy; then the dose can be gradually reduced. It is preferable to start treatment before pregnancy. If threatened miscarriage symptoms occur during treatment, the treatment should be continued as described for this indicator. Irregular uterine bleeding: Stop bleeding with two tablets of Dydrogesterone daily for 5 to 7 days. Blood loss significantly decreases within a few days. A few days after this treatment ends, withdrawal bleeding occurs sharply, and the patient should be warned of this. Excessive bleeding can be prevented by prescribing a prophylactic dose of one tablet of Dydrogesterone daily from the eleventh to the twenty-fifth day of the cycle, if necessary with estrogen for 2 to 3 cycles. After that, treatment can be stopped to ensure the cycle returns to normal. Secondary amenorrhea: 1 or 2 tablets of Dydrogesterone daily from the eleventh to the twenty-fifth day of the cycle to give optimal endometrial secretion transfer, adequately prepared with internal or external estrogen. Premenstrual syndrome: 10 mg twice daily from day 11 to day 26 of the cycle. Dydrogesterone is not suitable for use before menstruation. The safety and efficacy of Dydrogesterone in adolescents aged 12 to 18 have not been established. Method of administration: For oral use. For higher doses, tablets should be taken in divided doses throughout the day. Possible side effects: Stop using the product and seek medical care immediately if you develop hives, rash, chest tightness, wheezing, or low blood pressure. How to store Dydrogesterone: • Keep this medicine out of sight and reach of children. • Store in a dry place below 30°C. • Protect from light.