I did try it with provera 5mg for 14 days of the total month I was on it, didn't get a bleed though so if I went on again I'd have the provera daily. All was great- slept super well, ultra calm, no flushing or tingling/ jitteriness. The only down side felt dizzy/ spaced, but in all honesty I had just had a period of severe stress which I'd reacted really badly to so am wondering if it was actually anxiety. My doc thinks I've been suffering from this. I'm very tempted to give it another try at some point if I don't settle with estradiol. I never had dizziness with Premique- in fact dizziness had been one of my worst meno symptoms and Premique banished it!
It's so strange how we react to things isn't it? I often wonder how one tablet with estradiol can cause problems for ladies on here so doc switch to another tablet also with estradiol say, and people settle. I know the progs can be different however but still, it's odd. I wonder if it's the packing agents causing the issues??
I only tried the utrogestan for two days😀( I know! No stickability) But that was with patches. I felt overly sedated and it made me feel like I was looking through mist. Couldn't focus on the tv screen for example. A very strange couple of days. I was due back in work and just couldn't take risk of looking so out of it. I'd had a difficult time though, Katia, so that whole period i felt weird I don't think anything would have felt right. Hence, jumping from one thing to another in a state of panic.
I've subsequently seen a private consultant gynaecologist/ meno specialist and he said I must try to persevere with the Femoston for 3 months. He said my hormones have gone into free fall with all the changes and I need to establish some consistency before we try something else.
It's worth trying the provera. How long have you used the utro? I noticed you were using it with the gel first before the Premarin. Some on here suggest the vaginal route don't they as it supposed to have less side effects. X