Progesterone is a hormone that is produced within the body but at times, your body may not produce enough of it. In women who have a lack of progesterone and are not yet in menopause, your doctor may prescribe a medication that is known as Provera (Medroxyprogesterone). Provera is typically used for women who are having a difficulty with their menstrual periods and are experiencing abnormal bleeding. Provera may also be used for women who have stopped having a menstrual cycle for several months. You can buy cheap Provera online from a Canadian pharmacy if you have proof of your doctor's prescription.

As with most types of hormone replacement therapy, it is important for you to understand the problems that can occur whenever you are taking Provera (Medroxyprogesterone). Serious side effects have been known to occur in women who are taking Provera which include such things as heart disease, stroke, dementia and blood clots along with the increased possibility for breast cancer. A number of different factors can affect how much at risk you are for these problems whenever taking Provera. Make sure that you have regular checkups whenever you are taking Provera for an extended period of time.

Your doctor will give you specific instructions on how you should take Provera (Medroxyprogesterone) along with the dosage that will be necessary for you. It is important to follow those instructions carefully and consistently. Your dosage of Provera may change from time to time depending upon your condition. Make sure that you only take the prescribed amount of Provera, and to take it in conjunction with any other hormone replacement therapy that you may have been prescribed.

Some common Provera side effects are often experienced in women who take hormone replacement therapy. These would include headaches, breast tenderness, unusual vaginal discharge, dizziness, blurry vision, moodiness, weight gain, bloating and nausea. Any serious or troubling Provera side effects should immediately be reported to your doctor. These would include depression, swelling in the extremities, painful urination or dark patches on your skin.

There may be medications that interact negatively with Provera (Medroxyprogesterone) so you should inform your doctor of all prescription and nonprescription medicines that you are taking. Do not neglect to tell your doctor of any herbal remedies that you may be using, such as St. John's wort. These can also interact negatively with Provera and it may stop you from being able to take this medication safely.