I recently had for the third time surgical management of a miscarriage and have heard about the PROMISE trial, a multicentre research study in which women with recurrent miscarriage (at least 3) and with normal diagnostic test results can participate.
If one is elibile for enrollment, I think one is randomized (by chance) to either receiving progesteron suppositories or placebo suppositories during the first trimester.
I am thinking of joining the trial at the Liverpool Womens Hospital (other centres are in Birmingham and several other cities in UK), but am not sure whether it might not be better to ask my GP or at the recurrent miscarriage clinic whether I could not directly receive Progesteron treatment - so far nobody has told me that this would be an option, but I have read in the literature that there have already been some preliminary research results that show that Progesteron is helpful for women with recurrent miscarriage.
Here my question:
Does anyone of you has experience with either Progesteron treatment or participation in the PROMIS trial?
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Recurrent miscarriage - progesteron treatment - PROMISE trial
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Trixy3 · 20/11/2011 19:09
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