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2022-04-26 14:19:05
I am getting progesterone injections after embryo transfer.My husband gives me.when he applies little drop of liquid comes out.does this happen.this will not decrease progesterone na?.Also i m getting red rash on my both thigh where injections is given.doc says it happens and asked me not to apply anything.will it go away on its own .there is itchiness.is this normal
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Do not worry ,its fine

Answered2022-04-27 03:49:45

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Progesterone being oily, a little bit comes out during injection and hence increased amount is put in the injection for the small amount of wastage. The rash would stop once your injection course would be over no need to apply anything.

Answered2022-04-26 14:49:47

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Rash needs to be examined

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