SEARCH FOR AN IDEAL PROGESTERONE: DYDROGESTERONE IN MENSTRUAL DISORDERS
Learn from Dr. Gautam Khastgir, an Executive Committee member of ISAR, about the importance of Dydrogesterone in gynecology as he discusses the management of menstruation abnormalities and the appropriate progesterone for gynecologists in practice.
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When it comes to gynecological treatment, finding the right progesterone type is crucial. There are various conditions such as menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea, severe dysmenorrhea, pre-menstrual syndrome, abnormal uterine bleeding, and polymenorrhagia that can greatly impact a woman's quality of life. In the past, over 50% of women suffering from these problems underwent hysterectomy. However, thanks to advancements in medicine, these conditions can now be effectively treated with different types of progesterone available.
While the availability of different progesterone types has revolutionized gynecological treatment, it's important to note that each type has its limitations. For example, micronized natural progesterone, which is commonly used, has been found to suppress ovulation and has a thermogenic effect. In the current medicolegal scenario, it is crucial to have a tailor-made progesterone that surpasses the limitations of existing options and provides even better results.
One such progesterone type that has shown superiority is Dydrogesterone. Dydrogesterone is a tailor made progesterone that offers significant advantages over other options. It is specifically designed to address the unique needs of each patient, ensuring optimal treatment outcomes.
By tailoring the progesterone treatment to each patient, Dydrogesterone can provide more precise and effective results. This personalized approach not only improves the overall efficacy of the treatment but also minimizes potential side effects and risks. With Dydrogesterone, gynecologists can confidently offer their patients a progesterone treatment that is optimized for their specific needs.
Furthermore, Dydrogesterone has been extensively researched and proven to be safe and well-tolerated by patients. Its efficacy in treating various gynecological conditions has been demonstrated in clinical trials, making it a reliable choice for both patients and Gynaecologist.
In conclusion, use of Dydrogesterone in dysmenorrhea, PMS, endometriosis and infertility is discussed. For infertility treatment, Luteal Phase Support dose of Dydrogesterone is for 10-14 days, but for gynecological treatment, in regularization of menstruation and to treat pain in endometriosis it is given for a longer duration. Dose and duration is discussed in menstrual disorders, primary and secondary dysmenorrhea, DUB and PMS, secondary amenorrhea and endometriosis.
