Maintenance with a cycle
Would it be recommended to stay on a dose of 100mg to 200mg to maintain progesterone levels with a menstrual cycle? Or is that only for someone who is in post menopause? During the monthly cycle, can I take more during the luteal phase and then back down to 100/200mg for the rest of the month? Unless it’s better to give the liver/body a rest for 14 days? 100-200mg won’t stop a period from showing up, will it?
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