Prometrium transdermally and severe stomach pains and bloating...
by Laura
(Washington, DC)
Hi, I was wondering if anyone else is using Prometrium transdermally by opening the pill and rubbing it on your skin? I am doing with the 100mg (one in the morning and one at night) for a total of 200mg. I have been having extreme stomach cramps and bloating after eating and was wondering if I should cut back to just 100mg/day? Any suggestions would be welcomed!
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