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Are you tired of waiting for appointments or too lazy to get up to get your Progesterone prescription refill? If either is the case, Your Doctors Online has got you covered. Our board-certified doctors can offer an online prescription refill for Progesterone. Connect with us and get your medications online.
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Buy Progesterone online with a valid prescription refill
Connect with our online care team and get your prescription refill sent directly to your selected pharmacy.
Choose your local pharmacy
Select your preferred pharmacy and let us know. We will send your refill directly to that pharmacy.
Same-day prescription pickup
Once approved, you will receive your refill at your preferred pharmacy within 5 minutes. You will even be able to pick it up on the same day.
Track your Progesterone prescription refill
On our application, you can track the prescription’s delivery status and get live updates.
How to get your Progesterone prescription refill online
Follow the 3-step process, and your Progesterone prescription refill will be delivered within minutes to your pharmacy
Register and describe symptoms or side effects
Register on our telehealth application and describe your medical history along with the symptoms you are experiencing.
Consult a doctor in Canada
Once done, get in touch with our certified doctors via chat, audio, or video
Get your medication refill online
Once duly checked and diagnosed, your doctor will refill your Progesterone, which will be sent directly to your selected pharmacy.
Who can buy Progesterone online?
To buy an online prescription for Progesterone, you must fulfil the following criteria:
- Patients with a valid prescription
- Have no active contraindications such as hormone-sensitive cancers or blood clotting
- 18 years of age or older
- Not currently pregnant
- Do not need immediate in-person monitoring or hospitalization
- Residing anywhere in Canada or the US.
Dosage and strengths of Progesterone
Standard dosages and strengths of Progesterone include:
- Dosages include oral capsules, tablets, vaginal gels, and intramuscular injections.
- Progesterone:25 mg; 50 mg; 100 mg; 200 mg 400 mg; 50 mg/mL;1.7%; 4%, 5% 8% and 10%.
Side effects of Progesterone medication
Common Progesterone side effects include:
- Drowsiness or chronic fatigue
- Breast pain
- Sudden mood swings
- Headache
Severe Progesterone side effects include:
- Signs of an allergic reaction to Progesterone
- Unusual vaginal bleeding
- A breast lump
- Sudden vision problems
- Heart attack symptoms
- Symptoms of depression
Contraindications and precautions when starting Progesterone supplements
Hypersensitivity to Progesterone or formulation ingredients
History of stroke or cardiovascular events
Monitoring in postmenopausal women using hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
Undiagnosed vaginal bleeding
Known or suspected pregnancy
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Frequently Asked Questions about Progesterone medication online
Can you get Progesterone over the counter?
No, Progesterone is not available over the counter. It is a prescription medication that requires a healthcare professional’s guidance and prescription. Progesterone should be used under medical supervision to ensure proper dosage, administration, and monitoring of its effects and potential side effects. Sign up on Your Doctors Online to get consultations from licensed doctors.
What are the normal Progesterone levels in women?
0.1 to 0.7 ng/mL during the follicular stage of the menstrual cycle. During the luteal phase, it is 2 to 25 ng/mL. Progesterone levels during early pregnancy range from 10 to 44 ng/mL. During the second trimester of pregnancy, the level ranges from 19.5 to 82.5 ng/mL.
What does Progesterone do during pregnancy?
Because it thickens the uterine lining, Progesterone is essential for pregnancy support. A thick uterine lining aids the development of a fertilized egg into an embryo and, subsequently, into a fetus. During pregnancy, Progesterone levels continue to climb.
Does Progesterone cause acne?
No, Progesterone is not a direct cause of acne, but in some cases, it can contribute to acne development by increasing sebum production and inflammation. Elevated Progesterone levels post-ovulation may trigger acne in some individuals during the menstrual cycle. However, you can always contact our doctors for the best acne treatment.
How long does it take for oral Progesterone to work?
Oral Progesterone starts to work one to three hours after it is taken, and this is when the highest levels of Progesterone are found. Progesterone taken by mouth is quickly absorbed, which causes a significant rise in Progesterone levels soon after taking it. Peak and overall levels of Progesterone are much higher when taken with food than when fasting. This means that when taken with a meal, it works more quickly.
Is Xiromed Progesterone bioidentical?
Yes. Xiromed Progesterone is a micronized bioidentical Progesterone formulation, meaning its chemical structure is identical to naturally occurring human Progesterone. It is often prescribed to support pregnancy or balance hormones during perimenopause and menopause.
How do I know if I need to take progesterone?
You may need progesterone if you’re experiencing irregular periods, PCOS, estrogen dominance, menopausal symptoms, or are undergoing fertility treatment. It’s commonly refilled at Your Doctors Online to support the luteal phase in patients trying to conceive, or alongside estrogen in hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for women using medications like Estradiol.
Why take progesterone at night?
Progesterone acts on GABA receptors in the brain, promoting calm and sleep. That’s why Your Doctors Online physicians often instruct patients to take their nightly dose before bed, especially if it’s part of a broader treatment for sleep disturbance, anxiety, or menopausal symptoms.
How to get a Progesterone prescription refill without going to a doctor?
To refill your Progesterone medication online, you will need to consult with our online doctor at Your Doctors Online. After discussing your medical concerns and history, our online doctor can send your prescription to your preferred local pharmacy.
