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Progestogens are a class of steroid hormones that bind to and activate the progesterone receptor.This book is a guide to the use of progestogens for clinicians.Beginning with an overview of structure, biochemistry and classification, the following chapters discuss methods of administration, pharmacokinetics, metabolism and the physiological actions of progesterone.The remaining sections of the book cover clinical usage guidelines for progestogens, their role in contraception, side effects and contraindications.The book concludes with a chapter offering guidance on prescription writing and detailed references.Key pointsGuide to progestogens for obstetricians and gynaecologistsProvides step by step detail on structure, classification, and pharmacokineticsIncludes clinical usage guidelines, side effects and contraindicationsFeatures chapter on prescription writing
Anita MV MD MNAMS MICOG FICMCH Consultant, Obstetrics and GynaecologySandhya Jain MD DNB MNAMS FICOG Associate ProfessorNeerja Goel MD FAMS FICOG FIMSA FFGSI Ex-Director ProfessorAll at Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University College of Medical Sciences and Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, New Delhi, India
Introduction and HistoryStructure, Biochemistry and BiosynthesisNomenclature and ClassificationRoutes of Administration and BioavailabilityMicronizationPharmacokinetics and MetabolismPhysiological Actions of ProgesteronePharmacodynamics and Selectivity of ProgestinsIndividual Progestogen DescriptionClinical Usage Guidelines of ProgestinsRole of Progestins in Combined Hormonal ContraceptionSide Effects, Contraindications and PrecautionsPatient AdviceDrug and Test InteractionsPrescription WritingReferencesIndex