Re: Re pain meds - Val or anyone

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It is the only market natural ORAL form of progesterone. And the peanut oil

would only be a problem for a person with an allergy to peanuts.

-- Re: Re pain meds - Val or anyone

I still have a problem with recommending the Prometrium because of

the suspension in peanut oil and processing involved. I would

recommend the compounded progesterone over the Prometrium. I know

I'm in the minority here, but it would be a big pharma product as far

as I'm concerned and is marketed to be the only natural form of

progesterone, which is just not true.

Linn

> Hi ,

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> Yes Prometrium is bioId. It's an oral progesterone in

> a capsule with peanut oil in it rather than a cream,

> and most Drs. have no problem prescribing it. It's

> pretty common.

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> The cream you're using has a pretty low amount of

> Progesterone in it. I ended up using a teaspoon and a

> half every twelve hours, and that cream was 2%.

>

> If you just can't get the bleeding to stop, definitely

> don't wait much longer, go see the Dr. to get it

> stopped before complications develop as the other

> women were discussing. Provera is bad, for sure, see

> if there is anything else she can do.

>

> Please let us know how things are going for you, ok?

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[Guest guest]

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> What kind of P sublinguals have you ordered? Just wondering if they

are the same as mine...Phyto B???

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ProgonB, by Bezwecken, same company as Isocort.