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Re: Prometrium in early pregnancy From: Bernard Cristalli (bcrist@club-internet.fr) Wed May 26 15:01:53 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: alberto: "looking for information" Previous message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: OB: Fourth Degree Lacerations" Maybe in reply to: Patti Tessler: "Prometrium in early pregnancy" I worked with Effik (the french firm that produces Progeffik) in the R&D division. The two drugs are the same, natural progesterone. In Europe, despite European Community, indications may differ from one country to another depending on commercial concerns. Progeffik is not allowed yet in France because registration is more difficult than in Spain. Utrogestan (By Besins) is indicated to support early post ART pregnancy and avoid threatened miscarriage. -- Laureano Folgar Erades wrote: > The micronized natural progesterone have in Spain two comercial form > (UTROGESTAN and PROGEFFIX), Most people are using for luteal phase defect or > to keep a gestation, instead of pregnancy in oil, because is not an injection. > Only the second one (PROGEFFIX) have this indication recorded in his tecnical > sheet. The first one not have studies in pregnancy. It is not considered a > teratogen agent, evethough it is natural progesterone. > > Laureano Folgar ob/gyn especialist > Hospital Comarcal Melilla > MALAGA, SPAIN -- Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF AMACOG AIHP - ACCA Paris - France http://www.obgyn.net/corresp/cristalli.htm http://www.cliniquedelessonne.fr/ Next message: alberto: "looking for information" Previous message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: OB: Fourth Degree Lacerations" Maybe in reply to: Patti Tessler: "Prometrium in early pregnancy"

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