Hi - first time posting here, and saw the inquiry about Progestelle. It needs to be applied onto the skin, and is not taken orally.
Dec 22, 2013
Progestelle by: Anonymous
What about vaginally?
Feb 24, 2015
Progestelle by: Suzanne
Does anyone know if Progestelle works vaginally?
Feb 24, 2015
Progestelle by: Anonymous
I tried it and it and I think it lowered the estrogen in my vagina so I started to get itching. I now use a tiny tiny dab of estrogen cream there and I make my own progestelle and apply it to my skin morning and night.
Mar 16, 2015
How do you make your own Progestelle? by: Anonymous
Hello,
Can you tell me how you make your own Progestelle?
Thank you.
Mar 21, 2015
Progestelle by: Anonymous
I am prescribed 200mg progesterone pills, they r capsules with liquid inside. I cut four open and mix with 30ml coconut oil.
I'm not sure if the progesterone is the right size to be absorbed by skin and I don't know if the coconut oil prevents it from being absorbed. Try at your own risk!
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