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How Soon After Taking Prometrium Can You Get Pregnant?

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    Prometrium is a synthetic progesterone. It can be use to treat cycle
    irregularities due to progesterone deficiency. Prometrium neither induces ovulation nor suppress ovulation. This medicine does not help in conceiving. It will only normalize your periods if you are having progesterone deficiency.
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    Harry_m 

    answered 1 year ago

    Wrong!!!
    Progesterone

    Progesterone is produced by the corpus luteum in the ovary after ovulation. During the retrieval process some of the hormone producing cells are removed from the inside of the follicles. As an attempt to support the lining of the uterus and prepare for implantation, supplemental HCG or progesterone is usually used. This supplemental HCG can further stimulate hormone production in the ovary and worsen the symptoms of ovarian hyperstimulation.
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    Faith2009

    Faith2009

    commented 9 months ago

    To avoid this undesired effect progesterone can be administered. There are several forms of progesterone available including vaginal suppositories, and injectable progesterone. Progesterone injections are usually continued until 10-12 weeks of pregnancy. The oil that holds the progesterone can make the shots uncomfortable. There are several tips that may help with your progesterone injections. Click for more information.
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    Faith2009

    Faith2009

    commented 9 months ago

    Progesterone is one of the medication giving for infertility

    http://www.californiaivf.com/medications.htm
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    Faith2009

    commented 9 months ago

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