Ferti-Q Tablet contains Progesterone that is used in combination with oestrogen for hormone replacement therapy. Also, Ferti-Q Tablet is used to treat amenorrhoea (absence of menstrual periods due to lack of progesterone) and prevent endometrial hyperplasia (unusually thick lining of the uterus). Ferti-Q Tablet replaces oestrogen and progesterone hormone levels in the body and helps in providing relief from menopause symptoms. Also, it is indicated for maintenance of pregnancy, in threatened abortion and prevention of preterm labour.

FAQs

How does Ferti-Q Tablet work?

Ferti-Q Tablet contains Progesterone that works by replacing oestrogen and progesterone hormone levels in the body and helps in providing relief from menopause symptoms.

Does Ferti-Q Tablet cause blood clots?

Ferti-Q Tablet may increase the risk of blood clots especially in patients with a history of blood clots. However, if you experience sudden chest pain, difficulty in breathing or painful swelling and redness of legs, stop taking Ferti-Q Tablet and consult a doctor immediately as these might be signs of blood clot.

Why is Ferti-Q Tablet taken along with oestrogen?

If oestrogen is used alone for hormone replacement therapy, it may increase the risk of endometrial hyperplasia (excessive thickening of uterus lining) and endometrial cancer (cancer of the womb). Oestrogen in combination with Ferti-Q Tablet reduces this risk.

Should I stop taking Ferti-Q Tablet before undergoing surgery?

You are recommended to inform your doctor that you are taking Ferti-Q Tablet as you may need to stop taking Ferti-Q Tablet 4 to 6 weeks before surgery to decrease the risk of blood clot.

Does Ferti-Q Tablet cause cancer?

Ferti-Q Tablet may increase the risk of uterine cancer. However, if you experience any unusual vaginal bleeding, please consult a doctor immediately.

Is Ferti-Q Tablet a contraceptive?

Ferti-Q Tablet is not a contraceptive. You are recommended to use additional contraceptive methods to prevent pregnancy while taking Ferti-Q Tablet .