My gynac mentioned progesterone in my last visit and i just nodded but didnt really understand. Can someone explain what its role is in pregnancy in simple terms? im 9 weeks and trying to learn as i go.
It is the hormone responsible for holding your pregnancy. If your doctor gave you progesterone pills or injections, take them strictly on time without skipping.
It is a super important hormone that helps support the pregnancy. I panicked when my doctor prescribed progesterone supports, but realized later it's very normal!
It's a key hormone that helps maintain the pregnancy. Since hormones affect sugar levels too, just make sure to eat balanced meals if you are taking any supplements.
Think of progesterone as the 'pregnancy hormone' that thickens the uterine lining. It is essential for holding the pregnancy, and doctors often prescribe supplements if levels are low.
It's the main hormone that maintains the uterine lining for the baby. If your doctor has suggested any tests or supplements for it, please follow their advice closely.
