
Duphaston 10mg Tablet
Salt Composition: Dydrogesterone (10mg)
Expiry Date: 01/2028
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About The Product
used to treat various conditions caused by progesterone deficiencies such as female infertility, pain during menstruation, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), endometriosis, abnormal uterine bleeding, and miscarriage. It also used a hormone replacement therapy.
Description
Duphaston 10mg Tablet is a doctor's prescribed medicine used to treat various problems associated with reproduction. It majorly treats progesterone-dependent tumors like endometrial cancer or meningioma and is used for gynaecological conditions such as threatened miscarriage, endometriosis, irregular periods, and infertility due to progesterone deficiency.
Duphaston Tablet contains 10mg of Dydrogesterone that mimics real progesterone and perform its multiple functions.
Indication
Endometrial cancer or Meningioma
Common Side Effects
- Like any other chemical based medication, Duphaston 10mg Tablet also has certain common side effects.
- Consult your doctor, if side effects persist for longer period of time. ● Headache ● Migraine ● Nausea ● Breast Tendernress or Pain ● Menstrual Irregularity ● Bloating ● Abdominal Pain ● Dizziness ● Mood Change ● Weight Gain
Dosage And Administration
- The standard recommended starting dosage of Duphaston 10mg Tablet may vary based on the associated problems and its stage.
- This medicine is taken orally as whole with or without food but not on an empty stomach, without breaking, biting or chewing.
- Consult your doctor for exact dosage that is especially meant for you.
Mechanism Of Action
Duphaston 10mg Tablet contains Dydrogesterone that works as selective progesterone that binds to progesterone receptors in the uterus mimicking natural progesterone to induce a complete secretory endometrium in estrogen-primed conditions.
Safety Advice
Faqs
Duphaston 10mg Tablet does not cause harm to growing fetus.
Thus, it is recommended during pregnancy to prevent miscarriage by mimicking progesterone and supporting uterine lining stability.
References
• Carp, H. (2012).
A systematic review of dydrogesterone for the treatment of threatened miscarriage. Gynecological Endocrinology, 28(12), 983-990. • Bennink, H.
J. C., & Boerrigter, P.
J. (2003).
Use of dydrogesterone as a progestogen for oral contraception. Steroids, 68(10-13), 927-929. • Mirza, F.
G., Patki, A., & Pexman-Fieth, C. (2016).
Dydrogesterone use in early pregnancy. Gynecological Endocrinology, 32(2), 97-106. • Ott, J., Egarter, C., & Aguilera, A.
(2022). Dydrogesterone after 60 years: a glance at the safety profile.
Gynecological Endocrinology, 38(4), 279-287.
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