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HRT Utrogestan - My GP says its no licenced in UK?? =(

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Mia1111 · 14/09/2021 23:16

Hi everyone,

I came on here to find out more about HRT as I am about to start it.
After researching a bit on here I decided that estrogen patches and utrogestran would be safest for me. But my GP (who is a very young female who has never seen me before...I don't know why I keep getting different doctors about this subject) rang me today and told me that Utrogrstran is not licenced in the UK and therefore she cannot prescribe it? I was shocked as I see many of you talking on here about it. What is the truth? I looked on the British menopausal society and found that it IS listed there as a treatment...what is going on? This is a nightmare to get GP's to listen and give me what I think is safe. My Gp instead said she would put me on estrogen and progesterone combined patch. I was really hoping for the micronised progesterone, as isn't this more bio identical?
Can anyone help with a link to the truth about it being licenced? it must be licenced surely or some GP's couldn't prescribe it?

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Finzi · 15/09/2021 23:25

It is most definitely licensed in the UK. I take the soft capsules for oral use. The pack has a UK product licence number on it, which is PL 28397/0003.

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