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Continuous Progesterone Therapy

Progesterone is a hormone that helps a woman get pregnant and maintain pregnancy. It makes the uterus ready to maintain the fertilized egg. Progesterone therapy can be given during pregnancies to ensure that the pregnancy is maintained safely without the risk of miscarriage. Usually, progesterone therapy is given to patients who are undergoing treatments to get pregnant or have trouble getting or maintaining pregnancies.

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Can progesterone cause fetal abnormalities?

Query: Hello doctor, I took Deviry 10 mg for 15 days twice a day. Now, I found that I am pregnant for five weeks. Will it harm my baby? Should I continue with the pregnancy or are there any chances of abnormalities in the baby?  Read Full »


Dr. Uzma Arqam

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. You have not described your detailed history regarding medical, surgical, gynecological, obstetrical history here. Have you done serum beta hCG or transvaginal scan? If done beta hCG, it is better to have two levels (test to be done two times with an interval of 4...  Read Full »

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