ADHD in a child and high blood pressure
by ANne
(Maine)
I have been looking into progesterone for my son, 11, who is very hyper, impulsive and has Down syndrome. I am wondering if progesterone will help him?
Also, my husband has very high blood pressure. On many meds, wondering if progesterone will help with this?
Thanks!
Anne
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