Auragest is a progesterone supplement, commonly used in early pregnancy to support it until the placenta takes over hormone production around 10 to 12 weeks. It's one of the standard options doctors use for this and is considered safe for your baby when taken as prescribed.
Next Steps
Keep taking it exactly as your doctor advised, and don't stop it on your own even if you feel fine. Mention any unusual drowsiness or spotting at your next visit, and contact your obstetrician the same day for heavy bleeding or cramping.