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Can Progesterone Pills cause you to be anxious and have insomnia? |
About 3 weeks ago I had to go to the emergency room becuase I was hemorrhaging. The ob/gyn put me on an 84 pill prescription (6 pills a day for 14 days). I've noticed that when I took the pills it would make me jittery. Also, the last week I was taking them, I was feeling a little atnsy and could not go to sleep. Has anyone gone through the same thing? I would mention this to your doctor. I reacted similiarly to a medication that I was on a few years ago for allergies, and - believe it or not, I was allergic to the allergy medicine. Ironic, right? Indeed, indeed. By taking progesterone you are altering your body's natural hormonal balance. Being on progesterone is something only some women do and only during menopause. I would mention these side effects to the doctor who prescribed this med to you. I know for a fact that women who do need hormone balancing have great results from taking Wild Yam Root topical cream. I had the same happen with another med, it feels like your heart is racing in your chest. |
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I would mention this to your doctor. I reacted similiarly to a medication that I was on a few years ago for allergies, and - believe it or not, I was allergic to the allergy medicine. Ironic, right... I was using Crinone vaginal suppository one time a day (evenings) and was told by my doctor and read it in the instructions that sex would NOT interfere with the deliverance of the progesterone. ... I had two miscarraiges and am now 27 weeks pregnant. In 2005 I miscarried around week 7 or 8. In 2007 I miscarried at week 4 - possibly due to low progesterone. I later went to a specialist and ... No one here knows your medical history or whatever. You really need to discuss that with the doctor who prescribed it for you. If you have self prescribed it for yourself, then you should see a d... retest in a day or so ...I was on progesterone suppositories with my second pregnancy. I miscarried at 11 weeks on the first pregnancy and was not on progesterone. I've read a good bit on this and everything I read ... No, I don't think progesterone makes it dissolve or "release". It just inhibits further growth, but not 100%, so it can still get worse. :-( ...If you have a luteal phase / progesterone deficit issue than going off the progesterone too soon could lead to miscarriage. But only if you have a progesterone issue. As you have gone off and o... |
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