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Hi.. I have partial septate utreus and my pregnancy is on right side of utreus. In order to support preg doctor has recommended dydroboon twice daily and hucog 5000iu injection once a week. Since I have bloating, gas etc doc said I can take sustain 400 through vagina twice daily. My concern is dydroboon is so low dose and sustain is high in dose, so will it be ok of I move to sustain and which is better way to take progestrone- orally or through insertion. Pls suggest
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dydroboon is more effective progesterone..
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Dr. Toral Dhokia
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Mumbai
Oral progesterone is better however if you cannot tolerate oral form you can go ahead with vaginal formulation too. Don’t worry about the dosage.
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