Prodel Strip Of 10 Capsules

• Female infertility: Low progesterone can affect the uterine lining and reproductive cycle; this medicine supports conditions needed for an embryo to attach and pregnancy to continue.
• Hormone replacement therapy: Progesterone helps balance hormone treatment and protect the womb lining when used as part of a doctor-planned menopause regimen.
• Absent menstrual periods before menopause: When low natural progesterone contributes to secondary amenorrhea, this medicine can help restore menstrual bleeding after medical assessment.

• Headache: Hormonal changes may cause head pain or pressure, especially when treatment starts. Seek urgent help for a sudden severe headache, weakness, slurred speech or pain behind the eyes.
• Stomach and abdominal symptoms: Nausea, abdominal distension or bloating can occur as the body adjusts. Seek care if severe pain or persistent vomiting develops.
• Breast and menstrual changes: Breast tenderness, hot flushes, vaginal discharge, pain during periods or unexpected bleeding may occur. Report heavy or persistent bleeding.
• Dizziness and tiredness: Dizziness, vertigo, fatigue or sleepiness can affect alertness. Sit down if unsteady and avoid driving until you feel clear-headed.
• Other reported effects: Acne, vaginal yeast infection, cough, upper respiratory symptoms, urinary tract infection, urinary incontinence, joint or muscle pain and mood swings may occur; seek advice if severe.

• Use Prodel capsule only as prescribed and keep planned follow-up visits for menstrual or fertility review.
• Report heavy, unexpected or persistent vaginal bleeding promptly.
• Tell your doctor if you become pregnant, and do not start or stop treatment on your own.
• Avoid driving if Prodel capsule makes you sleepy, dizzy or affects your vision.
• Tell your doctor about blood clots, migraine, liver disease, kidney disease or hormone-sensitive conditions before treatment.

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