Template:Pharmacokinetics of progestogens

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Pharmacokinetics of progestogens
Progestogen Class Dosea Bioavailability Half-lifeTooltip Elimination half-life Refs
Allylestrenol Estrane NA ? Prodrug
Chlormadinone acetate Pregnane 2 mg ~100% 80 hours
Cyproterone acetate Pregnane 2 mg ~100% 54–79 hours
Desogestrel Gonane 0.15 mg 63% Prodrug
Dienogest Gonane 4 mg 96% 11–12 hours
Drospirenone Spirolactone 3 mg 66% 31–33 hours
Dydrogesterone Pregnane 10 mg 28% 14–17 hours
Etynodiol diacetate Estrane NA ? Prodrug
Gestodene Gonane 0.075 mg 88–99% 12–14 hours
Hydroxyprogesterone caproate Pregnane ND – 8 daysb [1]
Levonorgestrel Gonane 0.15–0.25 mg 90% 10–13 hours
Lynestrenol Estrane NA ? Prodrug
Medrogestone Pregnane 5 mg ~100% 35 hours
Medroxyprogesterone acetate Pregnane 10 mg ~100% 24 hours
Megestrol acetate Pregnane 160 mg ~100% 22 hours
Nomegestrol acetate Pregnane 2.5 mg 60% 50 hours [2][3]
Norethisterone Estrane 1 mg 64% 8 hours
Norethisterone acetate Estrane NA ? Prodrug
Noretynodrel Estrane NA ? Prodrug
Norgestimate Gonane NA ? Prodrug
Progesterone (micronized) Pregnane 100–200 mg <2.4% 5 hours [4][5]
Promegestone Pregnane NA ? Prodrug
Tibolone Estrane NA ? Prodrug
Trimegestone Pregnane 0.5 mg ~100% 15 hours
Notes: All by oral administration, unless otherwise noted. Footnotes: a = For the listed pharmacokinetic values. b = By intramuscular injection. Sources: [6][7][8][9][10]

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