My gynac prescribed duphaston after confirming and i forgot to ask why exactly. Im 6 weeks and just wanna understand what its for. Anyone else was given this in early pregnancy?
I am trying to stay fit with light walking, but when my doctor prescribed Duphaston, she told me it's to support the pregnancy because of my mild bleeding earlier. She strictly advised me to take it regularly and rest well. Only take it if your doctor recommends it.
Didi, Duphaston is a tablet of progesterone hormone. When I was pregnant, my doctor gave it to me because my body had less hormone and they wanted to make sure there is no risk of miscarriage. It is very safe, but please only take it if your doctor has written it for you.
Haan na, Duphaston is very commonly given in the first three months. It helps to keep the pregnancy strong by giving extra progesterone. If your doctor has given it to you, then please take it on time, ho na.
Practically speaking, Duphaston is used to help maintain the pregnancy in the early months by giving your body extra progesterone. For working women, managing multiple meds can be a chore, but this one is really important if your gynac has prescribed it to prevent early complications. Never self-medicate though.
Actually, yaar, Duphaston is basically a synthetic progesterone tablet. Doctors prescribe it when they feel there is some risk of spotting or miscarriage, or if your progesterone levels are low. Just follow what your gynac says blindly on this, don't miss any dose.
I have a history of PCOS so my doctor was extra careful and prescribed Duphaston in my first trimester to support the uterine lining and keep the baby safe. It is a hormone support tablet to prevent threatened miscarriage. But please make sure you only take it after your doctor prescribes it.
My mother-in-law was suggesting many herbal things for my weakness, but my doctor calmly explained that Duphaston is essential for me because it has progesterone which prevents premature contractions or miscarriage. Trust your doctor on this completely and don't skip it.
Since I went through IVF, my doctor had put me on Duphaston right from the start of my transfer to support the pregnancy and prevent any miscarriage. It acts as a progesterone supplement. It is a very common and supportive medicine in IVF, but please take the exact dose your doctor has prescribed.
