Progesterone cream brought on my period
by Nadia
(Jamaica)
I am using progesterone for PMS and started it on day 21 because I have a 35 day cycle.
It brought on my period 1 week early. For the next time do I begin the progesterone on day 21 or do I adjust it to this new cycle?
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