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Progesterone after Cerclage
I have had miscarriage once in past twin pregnancy as cervix opened and went in labor at 25th week.
Currently i am 16 weeks singleton pregnant with cerclage done in 15th week.My doctor has not suggested progesterone in any form after cerclage. But on researching I found vaginal or injection form of progesterone are normally suggested after cerclage.However i am taking Duvadilan 10mg twice a day.please suggest if progesterone is IMP too, if yes, how and when it is taken normally. I am really worried as I don't want to lose my baby again ...Please help
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Both duvadilon and progesterone are important. Should continue duvadilon till 9th month.
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progesterones are also important
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Progesterone always helps to keep uterus quite/ silent.
Its helpful . Instead Duvadilan you should go for progesterone supplement.
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