Progesterone In Pregnancy - Consuming 300Mg Of Progesterone

Progesterone in pregnancy

Asked for Female, 29 Years

Consuming 300mg of progesterone daily. Feeling drowsy and low all day. Can dose be reduced? Also, I dont get clear motion

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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 22 yrs exp Pune

Talk with your concern gynac about it.. Dose can be modified Acc to your schedule and need

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