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Re: Provera From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net) Mon, 17 Sep 2001 16:00:46 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Carrin: "Re: Infertility-- this helped me keep my sanity (a little)" Previous message: Karen: "Re: Provera" In reply to: AS: "Provera" AS, Provera typically does not induce a period until 3-5 days after you go OFF the drug, which they call a "withdrawl bleed". Normally it is only prescribed for 5-10 days. It all depends on why the Dr. put you on the provera in the first place... if it is being administered as a progesterone for other reasons, I do not know how that would affect your periods. But to answer your question simply, yes, it is normal to not get a period while on the Provera (it is also normal to experience some breakthrough bleeding or spotting, just in case that happens while you're on it). Hope this helps, and good luck!!! At Mon, 17 Sep 2001, AS wrote: > >I started using Provera in August and have taken the August and Sept. >dosages but I have not had a period since I started in August. I was >experiencing a long cycle when the Dr put me on Provera and that ended >after I started using it but I haven't had one since. Is this normal? Next message: Carrin: "Re: Infertility-- this helped me keep my sanity (a little)" Previous message: Karen: "Re: Provera" In reply to: AS: "Provera"

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