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Anyone used progesterone cream after recurrent mcs?

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 03-Jul-09 19:01:19

Hi there

I've had three very early mcs in the past year (all around 4-5 weeks).

I've read a lot about progesterone supplements and would like to try them. I haven't had my progesterone levels checked yet as I'm only just starting out on the testing road, but I wonder if I do have low levels and this is causing me to mc at more or less the same time.

I know that progesterone pills need to be prescribed, but I'll be ovulating any day now and we are ttc this month after mc last month, so would like to try the cream which I know you can buy.

I just wondered if anyone has used this and if so, which one and what dosage?

Thanks!
MLM

PS I already have a 3.5 year old DD so can obviuosly get and stay pregnant!

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