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Molly

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Re: Progesterone Intolerance
« Reply #15 on: September 09, 2022, 12:56:20 PM »

Molly, I may be an unusual case in that I need very little progesterone to get very good womb lining clearance - this has been confirmed by post bleed scans.  No doctor will ever sanction that dose but the point is, everybody is different.   There are many women who take the recommended dose of progesterone and still have a thick womb lining and they seem unable to get it down to 3mm despite heavy doses of synthetic progesterone.

The takeaway from this is don't guess how much progesterone you need, find out.   You could be lucky and get away with a low dose or equally you could be unlucky and need a high dose but there is no point in overdosing on the stuff for years on end if it makes you ill.

The progesterone  component is the main reason women are forced to stop using HRT altogether which is completely unnecessary if there is a way around it.

Thanks MARY G. Yes you are right, its a case of finding out how much I need before I give up HRT altogether., thanks for your reply x
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Molly

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Re: Progesterone Intolerance
« Reply #16 on: September 09, 2022, 12:59:04 PM »

Perhaps see how you are on 100mg vaginally and see if you can tolerate it for more than 7 days? If it does thicken you still have the problem of what to do then so better to prevent the thickening if you can. I assume Besins have tested it thoroughly to come up with the 200mg x 12 days dose (whether oral or vaginal) so presumably at least some women needed this dose for it to work.

thanks sheile99
yes true try the smaller dose first and see how that fares. mindfield this HRT business. oh to get it to the point of yes I feel pretty ok on this. not fantastic but ok.
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Molly

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Re: Progesterone Intolerance
« Reply #17 on: September 09, 2022, 01:00:38 PM »

Thanks Molly for posting this and all the replies. :)

It answers my question:
https://www.menopausematters.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=63250.0

Im happy it helped you lily102,

its really helped me too and given me some other options to speak to my consultant about. x
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