Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: Greenfields on April 27, 2015, 10:48:43 AM
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I start on Evorel 50 patches and Utrogestan 100mg tomorrow.
The leaflet that came with the Utrogestan says one should take it at night at bedtime.
The pharmacist (whom I picked up the medication from) told me to take it first thing in the morning on an empty stomach.
I am going to check with another pharmacist as to when I should take it but just wondered what people on this board who are taking it do? Do you take it in the morning or before bedtime?
Any information appreciated. Thanks
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Bedtime seems to be the time to take it as it can make you drowsy . If you are using it orally you need to take it well after you've eaten if using it vaginally like most do it doesn't matter.
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Thanks dazned. I'm taking it orally. The leaflet says take at bedtime at least 2 hours after a meal so I'll have to make sure I have my evening meal early (which I usually do).
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I take mine orally. I'm taking it 100mg x2 for days 15 - 26. Only been on it one cycle. I found it made me sleep soundly. I didn't take it until going to bed about 10.30. I sometimes still felt tired in the morning. I think next time I might try taking it a little earlier in the evening (if I have eaten early enough to allow the two hours) so I don't feel drowsy the following morning.
I take mine with estradot patches.
Good luck with your new regime. Hope it works for you.