Menstrual period
by Anonymous
(USA)
If I have a normal period while taking 220 mg progesterone cream each day, does that mean I am extremely deficiencient in progesterone?
I have been using the cream at this dose for one full cycle now. My PMS symptoms were greatly reduced, but were still noticeable, so I plan to stay on the cream for one more month before following my cycle.
Also, what is the best phase of the cycle to starting weaning off of the cream?
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