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Re: How many here have tried Progesterone cream?From: Amanda (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue May 4 15:08:56 2004
At Tue, 4 May 2004, Lori wrote: >I also used the cream but NOT when on my period, that was the time you didn't use the cream according to the directions with the kind I used. Maybe each kind is different????????/ Amanda P. >Hi, >are you sure they said to use it during your period? usually the norm is >the last part of your cycle the week after your period & not on your >period. >Hope it helps >At Mon, 3 May 2004, Lisa wrote: >> >>I have recently started to use the cream so I do not know if it has >>helped yet. But the clinic I purchased it from recommends that you use >>it only during your period. I am not sure of the exact day of your >>period your are supposed to use it as I do not have the pamphlet in >>front of me. But I got it from a website http://www.womentowomen.com They also >>have vitamins that are geared towards women with female related >>problems. I have noticed a big difference in my energy level since I >>started but I have to wait till I start my period to find out if the >>cream works for me. >>Prayers of Health to all, >>LisaK >> >>At Mon, 3 May 2004, Batgirl wrote: >>> >>>Hi, I've been using natural progesterone for a month now, and its >>>working a treat. My husband just said on the weekend, that he was so >>>used to hearing me talk about the pain, now nothing. I feel like a >>>totally new person, the old me who was full of life and energy. I'm >>>sleeping really well. My libido has returned and the hot flashes have >>>totally gone. Give it a try, you have nothing to lose! >>> >>>At Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Amanda wrote: >>>> >>>>At Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Amanda wrote: >>>>>I also meant to say that the only known side effect I read of was sleeping better, I'm sure it has others but being a natural product you don't hear about them as much...... Sorry for the bad choice of words I used, didn't mean for it to sound like there weren't any side effects of the cream. I personally had no side effects but I only used it for 3 mo and then it stopped working for me. >>>> >>>>>At Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Lori wrote: >>>>>>I tried Pro Gest which is a natural progesterone cream, I read about it on a site where a woman used it who had endometriosis and it helped her and she got pregnant three mo after using it..... So I talked to my dr and she admitted she didn't know much about it but told me to try it, It worked for 3 mo and then the 4th mo it was like a light switch and the pain came back worse as ever. I did feel better and was relatively pain free for 3 months but then like I said for whatever reason it stopped working for me. I bought it in a box of individual packets that you apply twice a day and it was very conveinent. I wish it would have worked longer and I am now on Lupron. Everyone is different and there are no bad known side effects of the cream other than you some people sleep better (not a bad effect to me ha ha). Just do your homework and figure out what you and your dr think is best for you. Remember what works for one might not another. >>>>>Best of Luck...... >>>>>Amanda >>>>>>always wondered about this, please reply if you have personally used it: >>>>>>Did you try it a full 3 months? >>>>>>Any results negative or positive? >>>>>>What did your current gyno. say about it? >>>>>> >>>>>>Thank You, >>>>>>Lori
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