Posted: 07/29/06 - 20:06 Post subject: PROVERA TO STOP ABNORMAL BLEEDING?
I AM 37 YEARS OLD AND I AM VERY IRREGULAR. I HAD BEEN GIVEN PROGETERONE FOR 6 MONTHS THEN MY DR SUGGETSED I TRY BIRTHCONTROL PILLS TO REGULATE MY PERIOD AND SUBSTITUTE THE PROGESTERONE AS I STARTED GETTING SOME FACIAL HAIR. 13 DAYS INTO THE ORTHO BIRTHCONTROL PILLS- I START MY PERIOD-I AM WORRIED BECAUSE IT HAS NOT STOPPED-VERY HEAVY & PAINFUL. TODAY I TOOK THE SECOND PROVERA PILL I WAS PRESCRIBED I AM TO TAKE 15 PILLS- ONE DAILY. HAS ANYONE GONE THROUGH THIS?
Posted: 08/08/06 - 01:25 Post subject: I've recently been prescribed provera...
I'm 26, and since Jul.1/06-present (Aug.7/06), I've had my period every day. It's extremely difficult to go through, I've never had this happen before.
Last week, I had blood tests done, and things seemed to come back ok. So the next step was he prescribed provera (5mg/day). I was to take it for 3-4 days, and if the period didn't stop, then I needed to increase my dosage to 2x 5mg/day. I've been on the increased dosage for a few days now. And, still the period has not stopped.
I'll be seeing the dr. in a couple dsyas to follow up. And see what's going to happen next.
Perhaps an ultra sound, but not totally sure if that will show anything.
hi i'm 22 and this is my third time being prescribed provera and it works for me i take it once daily for 10 days i took the last one today and it stopped i think but i had anal sex last night and i'm bleeding but i'm not sure where it's comming from but anyway in the past i've had good experiences with provera...and i want to have a baby so birth control is kind of out of the question for my situation. My doc told me that would be the only way for me to control my mensus but i refuse becuase i had bc in the past and i didn't have good reactions so i'll pass. But good luck to you all and if it doesn't stop give your doc a call and discuss it with them so you can come up with a better plan.
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