Hi Sphere
The main choice is whether you want to have dydrogesterone as your Prog option?
Not sure what problems you might have had with the other Prog options but in Post Meno the options are limited.
I've just noticed a way you could stay on your current prog type.
Since there is an Ultra low version of Femoston, then you could take your normal Femoston in the morning and then and ultra low Femoston later in the day. This would gradually increase your estrogen instead of pushing you to 2mg per day as per some of the other options.
The other benefit is that you'll have a slighter increase in the Dydrogesterone to ensure that keeps things in check.
Some ladies posted that they split their dose to morning and evening anyway.
Just for info the Dydrogesterone(Duphaston) 10mg was available as a separate prog option however due to a commercial decision and not a medical one it was discontinued in 2008. This was likely down to a lack of doctors prescribing it and it made no commercial sense to keep making it available in the uk.
It would have been used in the same way some ladies use Utrogestan now and we could have added tablet/gel/patch to give us the estrogen component.
http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/womens-health/medicines/duphaston.htmlYou could try another option like a patch that has combined conti or patch/gel estrogen and utrogestan option that others.
This option is probably a
big change away from what your used to with an easy tablet per day.
For Friday make up your mind if your going to start.
Don't sway from that and don't let the doc bully or guilt you out of going with one of the solutions in links.