Brief Answer: CONTINUE MEDICATION. Detailed Answer: Hello Thanks for writing to us with your health concern. Please do not worry, this discussion is totally private. Could you please upload your last ultrasound scan report, so that I can guide you better ? At 54, this condition is called peri menopause. During this time the hormones get awry and due to the fluctuations, irregular bleeding is very common. The mood swings are not side effects of the Registrone, but due to the peri menopausal symptoms. Also, tremors are also not associated with use of this drug, you should consult a Neurologist to ascertain the cause. Please do not stop the medication out cold, it will certainly result in heavy abrupt bleeding. PLease continue the course, and be reassured that tremors are not because of it, and mood swings will only improve with the hormonal treatment over a long term. All the best. Please feel free to discuss further.

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Hello Could you please send me the links where tremors are mentioned as side effect of Regestrone ? I would still like to maintain that the symptoms are not due to regestrone, but due to perimenopause. However, if you feel relieved after having halved the dosage, that is fine. It is alright to reduce the dosage, but a risk of withdrawal heavy bleeding is still there.

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Hello I apologize that I failed to live up to your expectations, this is a heartfelt apology, because I always strive within my domain to keep abreast of recent literature, and to deliver satisfaction to my patients. I am sorry I failed you this time. However, in my practice and experience ( might not be considerable to you, because it is again subjective ), I have never seen patients even on high doses of progesterone developing hand tremors to the degree of discomfort. One site that I request you to go through - http://medsfacts.com/study-PRIMOLUT%20N%20(NORETHISTERONE)%20(NORETHISTERONE)-causing-TREMOR.php I have gone through your links too, reputed sites like the NHS do list tremors as one of the potential side effects. HOwever it is a very rare effect ( as you can see, more than three dozen side effects are listed ), and occurs with high dosage or prolonged use. You mentioned that you began the medication recently, so I was of the opinion that the drug could not have caused these effects. Regarding mood swings, it is a valid side effect of Progesterone tablets, however considering your age , it is equally likely that it is due to the age related menopausal changes. You mentioned heavy bleeding that you had, and stopping the medication cold XXXXXXX would lead to recurrence of the bleeding, so I advised you against it. If you have perceived a cause and effect relationship between the drug and your symptoms, I stand corrected, and will strive to provide a better response next time. My apologies to you again. Take care, and wish you good health .

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