Re: question about progesterone

[Guest guest]

HI I BEEN FOR I WHILE HERE I DONT POST OFTEN BUT I ALWAY READ YOUR POST NOW I

WOORIED I HAD A MISSCARRIED IN SEPT /2003 NOW IN PREGNANT 9W2 DAYS I WENT ON

TUESDAY TO THE FRIST PRENATAL VISIT THEY DID A ULTRASOUN AND EVERY THING LOOKS

GOOD I EVEN HEARD THE BABYS HEARTBEAT, THEY DID SOME LAP AND LIKE THE LAST

PREGNANT I HAVE LOW PROGESTERONE THE NORMAL IN FRIST TRIMESTER IS BETWEEN

11.0-45.0 AND I HAVE 13.9 SO THEY SEND ME A PROGETERONE PILL IS THIS IS NORMAL ?

DO

YOU THINK THAT MAY HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE MISCARRIED ? HAVE ANY OF YOU

HAD THIS PROBLEM TO IN SO SCARE I DONT IF I SHOULD TAKE IT OR NOT IN THE OTHER

HAND IF SOMETHING HAPPENS I DONT WHANT TO FEEL GUILTY THAT I DIDNT TAKE IT

PLEASE HELP ME?

[Guest guest]

if your progesterone levels aren't in the theraputic (or normal for

pregnant women) range, most OB's will start the pregnant woman on a

progesterone pill/suppositories etc.

If your progesterone level was low before and that was what caused

the miscarriage, it stands to reason that they want to make certain

your progesterone level is at a normal range with this pregnancy.

If you miscarry again, they will most likely want to do more tests

and blood work.

Why wouldn't you want to take the progesterone if the Dr ordered it

and you have low levels? Is it expensive?

Best wishes to you!

Sheila

[Guest guest]

I have low progesterone as well, some Dr. prescribe pills for that other don't

because they don't feel like it would help at all. it isn't uncommon to have to

take them , you babies heartbeat is strong so you should be ok

[Guest guest]

I have low progesterone as well, some Dr. prescribe pills for that other don't

because they don't feel like it would help at all. it isn't uncommon to have to

take them , you babies heartbeat is strong so you should be ok