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Susten 200 Oral.5 week preg
Can I take Susten 200 everyday twice without there being progesterone deficiency in early pregnancy? Is there any harm is taking this?
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We never test progesterone levels before starting this medicine.
It is always used empirically.
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It's advised to take support pregnancy till 12weeks...if no prior indication need not take
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Yes take it
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No harm in taking it. But consult your doctor after three months whether you need to continue.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U can if it's a pregnancy after treatment
U have a history of abortion in past or bleeding in this pregnancy
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