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Micronized Progesterone
Protects the uterine lining when used with estrogen in the appropriate regimen.
Drug information
Uses, directions and safety information for Micronized Progesterone.
What it is used for
Protects the uterine lining when used with estrogen in the appropriate regimen.
How to use it
Follow the prescribed cycle. Swallow capsules whole; bedtime dosing can reduce the impact of drowsiness.
Before use
Check ingredient allergies, including the referenced product’s soy/peanut warning, liver disease, bleeding and clotting/cancer history.
Possible side effects
Dizziness, drowsiness and bleeding changes.
When to get medical help
Chest symptoms, neurological symptoms or unexplained bleeding needs assessment.
Medicines and interactions
Review enzyme-inducing medicines and ciclosporin.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
This menopausal product is not contraception or a self-directed pregnancy treatment.
Missed doses, storage and accidental exposure
Follow your own product’s missed-dose instructions. If you are unsure, ask a pharmacist before taking an extra dose. Contraceptives, injections and modified-release medicines may need a specific plan.
Keep the original packaging and follow its storage, expiry and disposal instructions. Keep medicines away from children and pets. Ask about refrigeration, after-opening limits and safe sharps disposal when relevant.
For suspected overdose or accidental swallowing, contact poison control or urgent medical care promptly. Call emergency services for breathing difficulty, collapse or a seizure.
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Prescription renewal and medication review
For a review of Micronized Progesterone, have your current dose, reason for treatment, remaining supply, benefits, side effects and pharmacy details ready. Ask your pharmacist or prescriber whether a renewal assessment is available and appropriate. A prescription or renewal is not guaranteed.
Questions about Micronized Progesterone
What is Micronized Progesterone used for?
Protects the uterine lining when used with estrogen in the appropriate regimen.
How should I use Micronized Progesterone?
Follow the prescribed cycle. Swallow capsules whole; bedtime dosing can reduce the impact of drowsiness.
What side effects can Micronized Progesterone cause?
Dizziness, drowsiness and bleeding changes.
When should I get medical help while using Micronized Progesterone?
Chest symptoms, neurological symptoms or unexplained bleeding needs assessment.
Can Micronized Progesterone interact with other medicines?
Review enzyme-inducing medicines and ciclosporin.
What should I know about Micronized Progesterone during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
This menopausal product is not contraception or a self-directed pregnancy treatment.
Sources and product information
Sources checked 2026-09-08. Safety sections are highlights; consult the full product information for complete warnings and instructions.
Check the Canadian Drug Product Database by product name or DIN for current product information.
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