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How Can Hyperplasia Be Treated?

good day doctors... i have a hyperplasia and my doctor told me go for medication for 6 months.. now the doctor s prescription is am going to take provera medicine. now i have which suffering the same (hyperplasia) and he doctor prescribe her to take primolut.. so is it provera and primolut is the same? thank you
Wed, 27 Sep 2017
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dear mam
thanks for writing to health care magic
first of all ,both the drugs are different. Provera is medroxy progesterone acetate and as rightly said it is prescribed for uterine hyperplasia.On the other hand primolute is a synthetic version of the naturally occurring progesterone called norethisterone usually prescribed for menstrual related disorders.
please don't hesitate to consult your treating doctor for any doubts.
hope this helps
most welcome for further queries.
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How Can Hyperplasia Be Treated?

dear mam thanks for writing to health care magic first of all ,both the drugs are different. Provera is medroxy progesterone acetate and as rightly said it is prescribed for uterine hyperplasia.On the other hand primolute is a synthetic version of the naturally occurring progesterone called norethisterone usually prescribed for menstrual related disorders. please don t hesitate to consult your treating doctor for any doubts. hope this helps most welcome for further queries.