Provera Information:

Provera (medroxyprogesterone) is effectively a female hormone known as progestin. This hormone is made naturally within the female body, however Provera is prescribed when the body is not making enough of the hormone, and it will be used to restore natural levels. The medication has many uses and in women who are not pregnant or who are not subject to menopause, Provera can be used to treat abnormal bleeding from the area of the uterus. It will also help to restore normal menstrual periods in women who have not had one for several months. You should not use Provera if you are known to be allergic to any of the active ingredients used during manufactures, as this may cause a severe allergic reaction within your body. Provera is available in generic form only.

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Provera Side Effects:

Nausea, breast tenderness, changes in vaginal discharge, mood swings, blurred vision, drowsiness, dizziness and bloating are all side effects which are associated with the use of Provera. It is very important that if you encounter any type of side effect, that you consult your doctor as soon as possible. If the side effects persist or worsen then you should seek emergency medical aid immediately. It must be noted that there are not many reported cases of side effect with Provera, and most people who use Provera will never encounter any form of side effect. Before using Provera you should inform your doctor of any previous illness, and also any other medications you have used in the past or currently used. If this drug makes you tired or dizzy then you should not use any motor vehicles or heavy machinery. If you have any form of surgery in the near future you should again inform your doctor and surgeon of this.

There may be other medications which interfere with Provera, and it is important that you inform your doctor of any other medications that you currently take, this includes all over the counter drugs and all other prescription medications.