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Provera Tablets consultation

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Provera Tablets 10mg 30
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Provera Tablets 10mg

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What are Provera 10mg Tablets?

Provera 10mg tablets contain medroxyprogesterone acetate, a type of progestogen hormone used for various menstrual disorders. They are commonly prescribed to treat conditions such as irregular menstrual periods, abnormal uterine bleeding, and as part of hormone replacement therapy.

How to buy Provera 10mg Tablets online

You can use our online prescription service to buy Provera tablets with same-day collection and next-day delivery options available. We are a regulated GPhC registered pharmacy based in the UK. Upon completing your order, our independent prescriber will review your assessment. If approved, our pharmacy team will dispense your order, which will be dispatched the same day using your chosen delivery method.

Uses of Provera 10mg Tablets

Provera is also used for other reasons such as:

  1. Treatment of irregular menstrual periods
  2. Management of abnormal uterine bleeding
  3. Hormone replacement therapy
  4. Treatment of endometriosis
  5. Prevention of endometrial hyperplasia in postmenopausal women receiving estrogen

However from our pharmacy it can only be purchased for the use of delaying a period. If you need it for any other reason please contact your GP.

How to take Provera 10mg Tablets

For the purposes of period delay the dose is:
Start taking this medication 3 days before your period is due and take ONE 10mg tablet THREE times a day. This can be taken with or without food. Continue taking the tablets until you wish to stop delaying your period. On stopping the tablets your period should restart within 2 - 3 days.
30 tablets will be enough to delay your period for 7 days.
60 tablets will be enough to delay your period for 17 days.
If you accidentally take too many tablets you should contact your doctor straight away to discuss your options.
It is important to note Provera is not a contraceptive pill and therefore you must use other forms of contraception, if you do not want to become pregnant.
Norethisterone cannot be taken alongside the combined contraceptive pill if you wish to delay your period while taking a combined contraceptive pill, you can take them back-to-back.
If you miss a dose take a dose as soon as you remember, unless your next dose is due, in which case skip the missed dose. If you miss a dose you may notice some light bleeding.

How does Provera work for period delay?

Provera (medroxyprogesterone acetate) works by mimicking the effects of the natural hormone progesterone. Provera delays periods by maintaining high levels of synthetic progesterone in the body, which prevents the uterine lining from shedding. Normally, a drop in progesterone triggers menstruation, but with continued Provera use, this drop is prevented, thus delaying the period for as long as Provera is taken.

Side Effects of Provera 10mg Tablets

Side effects of this medication tend to be mild especially when you are only taking them for a short perioid of time and will go away as soon as you stop use.
Some of the mild side effects experienced are:

  1. Nausea (feeling sick)
  2. Breast tenderness
  3. Abdominal cramps
  4. Bloating
  5. Fluid retention
  6. Acne
  7. Tiredness

If you have an allergic reaction and exhibit any serious signs of an allergic reactions such as:

  1. Rash or hives
  2. Swelling, especially of the face, lips, tongue, or throat
  3. Difficulty breathing or swallowing
  4. Chest tightness
  5. Wheezing or coughing
  6. Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
  7. Dizziness or fainting
  8. Itching or tingling in the mouth or throat

It is important to seek immediate medical attention as these symptoms are serious and could potentially be life-threatening.

Provera vs Utovlan

Provera and Utovlan can both be used to delay a period, however if the active ingredient of Utovlan (norethisterone) is unsuitable for you if for example you have multiple risk factors for venous thromboembolism, then Provera may be an option for you instead.

More information

For detailed information, please refer to the Provera 10mg SPC on the Medicines.org.uk website.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the maximum length of time that I can delay my period?

    You can delay your period for up to a maximum of 17 days.

  • Are there any long term effects of taking delaying my period?

    Provera is safe to take for a short length of time to delay your period. Do not delay your period for longer than 17 days. Your periods should restart as normal 2-4 days after you stop taking the tablets. If you do not bleed after 2-4 days contact your GP as you may be pregnant.

  • Will Provera 10mg tablets protect me against pregnancy?

    No they will not act as a contraceptive. Either use another form of protection such as condoms or you could possibly take the combined oral contraceptive pill and take them back-to-back, which will both provide protection against pregnancy and delay your period.

  • On what day of my cycle should I start taking Porvera?

    You should take the tablets three days before your period is due. If you are taking them for the first time, you may want to start them a bit earlier to see if you get any side effects which may affect you if you were on holiday for example.

  • At what age can I delay my period?

    Women of child birthing age can delay their period, to purchase them from Hightown Pharmacy you will need to be at least 18 or older.

  • Is it safe to buy period delay tablets (Utovlan) from your pharmacy?

    We are a General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registered pharmacy and we source all our pharmaceutical products from reputable wholesalers, the same wholesalers that provide the medicines used to fill NHS prescriptions.
    If you buy them from an unregistered pharmacy you may be wasting your money at best or at worse harm yourself buying and taking fake tablets. Always check to make sure where you are buying them from are registered with the GPhC.

  • How should I store Provera tablets?

    Store these tablets in a cool dry area below 30°C and kept out of direct sunlight. Storing the tablets incorrectly could result in the tablets becoming less effective.

  • Can I take Provera tablets while pregnant or breastfeeding?

    No these tablets should not be taken while pregnant. If you take these tablets while pregnant you may cause birth defects in your unborn baby. Always be sure you are not pregnant when thinking of delaying your period by taking a pregnancy test. Only take these tablets while breastfeeding after a discussion with your doctor.

  • Can I take Provera with alcohol?

    Yes it is fine to drink alcohol it will not interact with this medication.

  • Can I buy Provera tablets over the counter?

    No they must be prescribed, any site that claims to sell them without a consultation first could be selling fake or harmful medicines.

  • Can I delay my period naturally?

    Currently there are no proven natural methods to delay your periods.

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Published
29th July 2024
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