I know this is an old forum but felt the need to put my story here for anyone who may stumble across it this. I hope to save someone from going through what I went through. I went to my gynecologist for abnormal bleeding. I had a biopsy and was diagnosed with simple hyperplasia and was prescribed Provera 10 mg for three weeks. The entire three weeks I had constant spotting. A day after completing the course of treatment the bleeding increased and the second day I was hemorrhaging huge blood clots. I went to the emergency room because it looked and felt as though I was having a miscarriage. Horrendous pain and clots the size an adult fist. I needed morphine to deal with the pain. I can not comprehend that anyone would chose this option over a D&C that is done in the proper environment. I wonder if the doctors that prescribe this medication have ever experienced it themselves. Highly unlikely. Save yourself from a traumatizing experience that will take you a long time to heal from physically and emotionally. If I save one person from experiencing what I experienced I am grateful to have helped.
What type of problems did you have? I have complex hyperplasia with normal cells. My doctor is concerned because of my lining is so thick. I have no insurance so she feels this will help shed my lining. I have read research online that states that they try a hormone but most outcomes lead to hysterectomy.
Thanks.
i was on provera 10mg for a time to try to get AF started it made my problems much worse. Severe pain.
Thanks for responding. Did you take 10mg or 5mg? I have seen a lot message boards were people were prescribed 5mgs for 7 days. I am suppose to take 10 mgs for 10 days. I have never had a normal cycle. I went approx. 6 years without having any period. This maybe stupid but was does AF mean?
Thanks.
I was also prescribed provera...I didnt experience any side effects really. About four days after my last pill was when I started AF, it was a little more heavy than my normal AF. I also had very bad cramps. But other than that provera did what it was suppose to do. Good Luck!
Jen