My doctor has started me on progesterone in first trimester and im a bit hesitant about taking anything right now. Is it actually safe for the baby? wanted to hear from others on it before i continue.
Progesterone is often given to support early pregnancy, especially if there's a history of issues or a need for extra support. It's generally safe when prescribed by your doctor. Just follow their advice carefully, it helps many women carry to term safely.
Yeah, I was on progesterone shots in my first trimester because of some spotting and a bit of a scare. My doctor said it helps support the pregnancy and prevents complications. It felt a bit daunting at first, but it was perfectly safe, and everything went well. Just trust your gynac, they know best.
Progesterone is given by the doctor when needed, especially in early pregnancy or if there's a risk of miscarriage or preterm labor. It's not something you decide yourself. Your gynac will prescribe if it's necessary for your specific condition. So, if doc says, it's safe and important.
Beta, if your doctor has prescribed progesterone, it's usually for a very good reason, like supporting the uterine lining or preventing preterm labor. It's a hormone essential for maintaining pregnancy, so trust your doctor's judgment on this. They only want what's best for you and the baby, and it's a very standard practice.
Hey, don't stress about progesterone! If your doctor prescribed it, it's because they think it's important for you and the baby. It's quite common for some pregnancies, especially in the first trimester to support it. Just follow their instructions and take it easy, you're in good hands.
Oh, progesterone! My gynac prescribed it to me in the beginning. Honestly, I was so busy dealing with cravings and figuring out what I could and couldn't eat, that I just took it as told. If your doctor gave it, it's definitely for your good. It's a common medicine for many, so don't worry too much.
