Progesterone Replacement Therapy

Progesterone Replacement Therapy May Provide These Health Benefits
Understanding the Treatment.
About Progesterone Replacement Therapy
Progesterone replacement supplies progesterone (or a progestogen), a hormone that balances estrogen, supports sleep and mood, and importantly protects the uterine lining during hormone therapy. It’s often prescribed alongside estrogen and tailored to your stage and symptoms.
In women with a uterus, estrogen taken alone can cause the uterine lining to overgrow, raising the risk of hyperplasia and cancer. Progesterone counteracts that effect and protects the lining, which is why it is generally paired with estrogen in these women.
Many women find oral micronized progesterone taken at bedtime has a calming, sleep-supportive effect, which is one reason it is often dosed at night. Individual responses vary, and your Revibe Health provider can factor this into your plan.
Progesterone is available as oral micronized capsules and other forms, and can be dosed continuously or cyclically depending on your needs. Your Revibe provider selects the form and schedule that fit your symptoms and whether you’re perimenopausal or postmenopausal.
Beyond protecting the uterine lining, progesterone may support more restful sleep, steadier mood, and cycle regulation in perimenopause, and it can help balance estrogen therapy. Benefits vary by person.
Generally no, the main reason to add progesterone is to protect the uterine lining, so women without a uterus usually don’t require it for that purpose. Your Revibe provider will confirm what’s right for your condition.
“Progesterone” usually refers to the body-identical (micronized) hormone, while “progestin” refers to synthetic compounds with similar effects. They can differ in side effects and risk profiles, and your Revibe Health provider chooses the option best suited to you.
Safety and Side Effects
Common side effects can include drowsiness (which is why nighttime dosing is common), dizziness, breast tenderness, bloating, and mood changes. Your Revibe Health provider reviews these with you and adjusts dosing as needed.








