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Is it important to take progesterones
I am 28 years old. It's been 5 months I am married and I am 6 weeks pregnant now, my scanning reports and blood tests are normal. Doctor suggested me to take 2 types of tablets to increase progesterones, is it important to take? I never had any abortions before or ever had pcod. I conceived naturally. Will it be riskful if i don't take progesterones? I feel hungry once in every 3 hours and having good food and fruits, drinking plenty of warm water daily, not having any vomitings. Can I skip these tablets?
Please suggest. Thank you in advance
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If your scan is normal and if you r on low risk first pregnancy,you can skip progesterogens.
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Taking progesterone in a normal pregnancy will be over-treatment.
It has no scientific basis
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Dr. Santosh S Basarakod
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From the history you mentioned I feel you don't require these medications mam.
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