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IVF Treatment Progesterone Dosage
My doctor recommended me progestrone till 16 weeks, susten 400mg vaginally twice day. In my NT scan, placenta was low lying, just a cm away from internal os. Is it safe to take susten vaginally for rest 3 weeks in this case? I underwent IVF FET. I tried checking with my doc, but is away for few weeks. Thank you doctors in advance.
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Itâs safe to take progesterone during pregnancy. Usually low lying placenta will migrate after 20wks . As you are IVF patient, you can continue Susten 400mg twice a day upto 20wks, thereafter you can change to tab. Susten-SR 300mg daily 1tab upto 28 wks
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Ahmedabad
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Jaipur
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Dr. Santosh S Basarakod
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Bangalore
Mam it's safe.. please continue
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