Dydrogesterone + Estradiol

Yes, a study has established a relationship between the use of Dydrogesterone + Estradiol in early pregnancy and the incidence of congenital heart disease in the offspring. However, more data is required to subtantiate the association.

Yes, there is enough evidence showing the alleviation of gestational hypertension following the administration of the Dydrogesterone + Estradiol

Dydrogesterone + Estradiol is a synthetic progestin hormone. It is used to treat irregular menstrual cycles resulting from the progesterone deficiency. It is also used for preventing abortions in females who have a history of natural abortions (miscarriage). It is used for the management of estrogen deficiency in pre and post-menopausal women.

No, there are no reports of an interaction of Dydrogesterone + Estradiol with other drugs taken concomitantly.

Dydrogesterone + Estradiol is available as a 10 mg tablet. For the regularization of a cycle, one tablet a day should be taken from day 11th to the day 25th of the cycle. For managing infertility, a tablet a day should be taken from day 14th to the day 25th of the cycle. For treating dysmenorrhea, 1 to 2 tablets a day from 5th to 25th day of the cycle. For treating endometriosis, 1 to 3 tablets from 5th to 25th day of the cycle. Your gynaecologist may change the dosage and duration depending upon your condition and severity of irregular period cycles. Take Dydrogesterone + Estradiol as prescribed.