Re: Progesterone suppository Question

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I am pretty sure this would be a natural progesterone. I am notaware of any synthetic progesterone suppos.

At Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Linda wrote: >
>I was given a prescription of progesterone suppositories to start taking
>after I ovulate. I have had repeated miscarriages. My question is
>should it be natural or synthaic progesterone. I could only find one
>pharmacy in town to fill it and they said they made it from Paddock
>Powder. Is this brand ok to take. I keep reading it should be natural.
>Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.

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