Help for progesterone levels

I have had 3 miscarriages all before 12 weeks and 3 boys. I have had to take progesterone suppositories for the first 3 months for all 3 boys.

I am thinking of getting pregnant again but don't really want to use the suppositories again. Can I use the cream and not worry about needing suppositories?

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Help for progesterone levels

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Apr 10, 2009
 Help for progesterone levels
by: Wray

Yes you can use the cream. I've lost count of the women who have used it successfully. I'm currently helping a woman who had 3 miscarriages in 2008 and is now successfully pregnant using the Natpro. She started off on 6ml/day (200mg progesterone), but starting getting spotting and slight nausea, both signs of dropping progesterone levels. I asked her to increase to 8ml/day (270mg progesterone), which stopped both the spotting and nausea. She stayed on this dose until she reached 20 weeks then gradually reduced down to 6ml/day, which she is still on. The advantage of the cream is it can be used anywhere, on the face (wonderful), burns (the best!), piles, aches and pains and more. We do have a web page on conception and pregnancy you might like to look at:

Can progesterone help with Conception and Pregnancy problems?
http://www.progesteronetherapy.com/faq-conception.html

Take care, Wray.

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