PCOS-MEDICATION Messages for December, 2000: Re: anyone familar w/ prometrium?

Re: anyone familar w/ prometrium?

From: Eileen (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 28 Dec 2000 19:28:55 -0600 (CST)

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Michelle, I had to take prometrium over the summer since I did not get my period for 67 days. It worked, but it made me feel a little depressed. I only had to take it for about 5 days. I took 2 pills a day, 200 mg. each. It is supposed to be more natural than provera. Do not take it if there is any chance that you might be pregnant. Make sure of that. If you are not pregnant, it should be perfectly safe to take. You cannot try to conceive while on prometrium. Hope this is helpful. Eileen.

At Thu, 28 Dec 2000, Michelle wrote: >
>Well, I really don't know where to begin. I was dx w/ PCOS 10 years
>ago. I have been managed on BCP up until this point. I got married in
>July at that time I went off of the pill. I had 3 normal cycles and
>then I thought I got pregnant. My MD made me wait 5 weeks before
>performing a blood test. The Tues before Christmas I found out that it
>was neg. My MD has now placed me on Prometrium to induce a period. Does
>anyone know about this medication. My MD would not even talk w/ me re:
>this (Time for a new MD). Can I still be trying to concieve while
>taking this? Is there any other side effects? Is this the right course
>to take w/ someone who has PCOS? My MD is a generalist and she won't
>refer me to a specialist until I have been "trying" for 6 months (I have
>2 months left). Anyway, thank you for any information you may have.
>
>--
>Michelle.
>

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