Allyloestrenol is a synthetic progesterone derivative that is used to treat threatened pregnancies. It can stop premature labor from occurring and can help women give birth to a healthy newborn.
Gestanin (Allyloestrenol) is a progestogen structurally related to progesterone that has been given in threatened and habitual abortion, and to prevent premature labour. However, with the exception of proven progesterone deficiency, such use is no longer recommended.
Especially since the drug concerns pregnant women, Allyloestrenol should not be handled unsupervised by a health professional. Its use and progressive effect on the patient must be closely monitored. Just about the right amount of the drug is all that is needed to benefit from its positive effects. The usual dosage of Allyloestrenol is 5mg to be taken three times daily. A patient must not exceed the maximum amount of 20mg a day to be on the safe side. Your dosage requirement may vary depending on your condition. Only your doctor would be able to determine, based on series of tests, how much of Allyloestrenol you need daily to benefit from it. Never use another person's prescription for your own condition. Take time to see the doctor for yourself and talk him through the indications and contraindications of the medicine that may occur in your case.