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The adverse reactions described in Adverse Reactions are usually signs of overdose. These disappear without treatment when the dosage is reduced.
The usual dosage may be excessive in some people because of persistence or recurrence of unstable endogenous progesterone secretion, particular sensitivity to the substance or excessively low concomitant blood oestradiol concentrations. In these situations: The dosage should be reduced or the progesterone should be administered AT BEDTIME IN THE EVENING, 10 days per cycle, if drowsiness or fleeting dizziness occurs.
Treatment should be started later in the cycle (such as on day 19 instead of day 17) if the cycle is shortened or spotting occurs.
Check that oestradiol concentrations are sufficient in the perimenopausal period and in hormone replacement therapy for the menopause.
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