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Differentiated approach to the use of progesterone in obstetric and gynecologic practice 

HEALTH OF WOMAN. 2016.2(108):36–41; doi 10.15574/HW.2016.108.37 
 

Differentiated approach to the use of progesterone in obstetric and gynecologic practice 
 

Gopchuk E. N.

National Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education P. L. Shupyk, Kiev 
 

The use of combined treatment algorithm different dosage forms (sublingual and vaginal) managed to increase the therapeutic effect of micronized progesterone. The results related to the rapid action of sublingual and then supporting the action of the vaginal forms of Luteina formulation. Sublingual shape allows achieving a rapid effect, there is no primary hormone metabolism in the liver, and hence its concentration is not lost, and thus, this form of administration is the least long half-life. Due to reaching maximum concentrations within 30 minutes after sublingual administration and rapid effect in emergency situations, Luteina is an alternative preparation vaginal application of progesterone to maintain the required concentration. With the combination of sublingual and vaginal routes of administration increases the clinical effectiveness and safety of micronized progesterone in obstetric practice, so lutein drug can be recommended for widespread use.


Key words: Luteina, a sublingual form of micronized progesterone, a vaginal form of micronized progesterone, the threat of termination of pregnancy.


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