I've been told that progesterone is very important during pregnancy. Can someone explain in simple terms how progesterone helps in pregnancy and what its main role is?
Progesterone is the main hero that keeps the pregnancy safe, but it also relaxes your digestive system, which is why we get so much bloating! Honestly, even with the gas, it didn't stop me from craving sweet laddoos all day.
My saas always says to eat warm, fresh food to keep the body strong, but progesterone is what actually thickens the uterine wall to keep the baby secure. Many doctors also give progesterone supplements in early days to prevent complications, so always follow your gynac.
I felt so grateful when my gynac explained how progesterone supports the pregnancy. It basically prepares the uterus lining to hold the baby safely. Hearing how my body was naturally doing this made me cry happy tears.
I just delivered a few months ago, and my doctor had put me on progesterone support in my first trimester. It helps keep the uterus relaxed and prevents early contractions. It really gave me the peace of mind I needed.
After my previous loss, my doctor immediately put me on progesterone injections and tablets for support. It is a vital hormone that helps maintain the pregnancy and keeps the uterine lining strong. Please take it exactly as your doctor prescribes, it is so crucial.
