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Progesterone cream?????????? |
I'm starting to think my levels of progesterone are too low for my luteal phase (second phase after ovulation in menstrual cycle) and am considering buying some creams or something. Does anyone recommend a certain brand? Has anyone had success using it TTC? I use one called Serenity. I have been very pleased with it. First cycle of using it and I got pregnant, despite quite a short luteal phase, and I have so far managed to maintain the pregnancy after 2 miscarriages last year. |
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I use one called Serenity. I have been very pleased with it. First cycle of using it and I got pregnant, despite quite a short luteal phase, and I have so far managed to maintain the pregnancy afte... Yes, that is actually a middle of the road number. Anything between 9 and 47 is normal at your stage in pregnancy. ... hey hun. I am not sure but if they think your lower progesterone levels are preventing conception they can give you a progesterone cream stuff thats supposed to help it out. I wish I had more info ... Did you tell them that you probably ovulated on cd 24? And what cd day are you on now? Now I know every female is different but, when I didn't ovulate on clomid my doctor didn't give me p... It's a hormone produced by the ovaries and brain. It helps regulate the menstrual cycle. Progesterone also helps to reduce swelling and inflammation. Progesterone also helps regulate blood clo... Mine at day 21 was 21.5 and I was told it is very good, it's enough to hold a pregnancy so assuming you babydanced at the right times and you got pregnant this month, you are going to have a w... Im sorry I dont understand all this progestrone stuff lol... I wish I did because I have the same problem as you. I had blood work done and my progesterone level was 0.02, and then I was also put o... Consult your physician. GOOD LUCK. ... |
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