What is the difference between progesta-care and progesta-care complete. Im pregnant and have been using progesta-care & accidentally got Complete
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Compete has 7 keto dhea in it. I think it has smaller dose of progesterone too.
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Progesta-Care Complete just has "15mg of Pregnenolone and 15mg of 7-Keto DHEA Acetate" in addition to the regular Progesta-Care. I am not sure how that affects your pregnancy, though.
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Please don't stop using progesterone cream until you consult your doctor. Some women require additional progesterone in order to sustain a pregnancy. If your progesterone levels drop because you stop using the cream, it can cause a miscarriage. Definitely talk to your doctor before stopping this and to consult with them as to whether you need to use this at all. I am not a medical professional, but I have a medical condition that requires supplementing progesterone in order to sustain pregnancy through the first trimester. So I know you shouldn't just stop using it if you're pregnant. Don't listen to any of us... call your doctor. Please! Please don't stop using progesterone cream until you consult your doctor. Some women require additional progesterone in order to sustain a pregnancy. If your progesterone levels drop because you stop using the cream, it can cause a miscarriage. Definitely talk to your doctor before stopping this and to consult with them as to whether you need to use this at all. I am not a medical professional, but I have a medical condition that requires supplementing progesterone in order to sustain pregnancy through the first trimester. So I know you shouldn't just stop using it if you're pregnant. Don't... » Read More Please don't stop using progesterone cream until you consult your doctor. Some women require additional progesterone in order to sustain a pregnancy. If your progesterone levels drop because you stop using the cream, it can cause a miscarriage. Definitely talk to your doctor before stopping this and to consult with them as to whether you need to use this at all. I am not a medical professional, but I have a medical condition that requires supplementing progesterone in order to sustain pregnancy through the first trimester. So I know you shouldn't just stop using it if you're pregnant. Don't listen to any of us... call your doctor. Please! « Show Less
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Progesta Care Complete has 2 added hormones in addition to progesterone. It also contains pregnenalone and DHEA. I'm quite sure that you should not be taking any hormones whatsoever when you are pregnant. I am a naturopathic doctor, not an OB/GYN but I'm positive you should NOT be taking any of these hormones while you are pregnant. My advice would be to STOP them immediately and speak to your OB/GYN about it as soon as possible. I'm assuming maybe you were using progesterone for PMS prior to pregnancy? But when you are pregnant, you must stop it.
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I would change your diet and other important choices as if you are pregnant. If it is only a few minutes after the time limit, for myself I would take that as a Pregnant answer. Of course you always have to have it confirmed by your OB. With my 2nd child it was barely pink for more than a week. It took about 10 days to be a safe PINK. And I was already 3 months along. It doesn't matter how many pregnancies you have had, everyone is different. Good luck and GOD Bless.
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The difference is they are probiotics specifically made for the vagina. I never combined with any other this one worked for me to prevent uriniary and yeast infections. You could double up on another probiotic if your not getting enough from this one. These really are amazing tho, the perfect pearl for us ladies.
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I was just listening to a podcast with the health consultant for this products manufacturer. There is NO difference between any of the products. If you look at the ingredient list, it's exactly the same. The reason they packaged each of the 3 differently is so that buyers wouldn't be confused as to which problem they were trying to address. This makes sense. If you're 25 and suffering from PMS, you're not likely to buy a product designed for menopause. So they called it MacaHarmony. If you're say 65 and past menopause, you probably not thinking about a product for PRE-menopause. What's interesting is that this doctor said that this particular maca product has different actions on a woman's body depending on what she needs....even though it is the same ingredient. That's what "adaptogens" do, adapt to individual needs. Hope this helps.
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yes...even i am confused what they mean by premmie-premmie size. there is no explanation. can anyone help answer that?
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My sense is that the differences are modest. This stuff is very expensive. If cost is a consideration for you, and you decide on pill form for that reason, I think you can be assured that you're doing yourself a lot of good.
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I had a similar thing happen and I am definitely pregnant. I wouldn't trust these digital tests. Just get a regular First Response and see what comes up. I took 6 tests and all of them stated "pregnant" except for the one digital. Just buy some other brand and see what the result is.
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The progesterone that we use is micronized, then completely dissolved in the coconut oil. It is likely that the absorption is superior for most people to micronized because it is completely dissolved. However, completely dissolved progesterone has not been tested compared to micronized progesterone for absorption as far as I know. Clinically, we have used this on 20,000 patients from 1999 to 2013 and in mission critical applications and it works. Less than 1% of patients do not absorb our formulation well as confirmed by saliva testing. These non-absorbing patients seem to do well with competitor's products. Conversely, some patients that use competitor's products and do not seem to absorb well, appear to absorb well with our product. The reason behind this conundrum is unknown at present.
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I don't recommend using progestin ever. Only bio-identical hormones. Getting hormone levels tested first would be a good idea, not necessary if you know that you need the hormone. Always good to get expert advice first.
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Well, that's a tough decision. I like both for their own reasons. I like the store because it is quicker to just go and drive to the store and get it right away. No one likes having to wait and freaking out over a possible pregnancy. Hahaha. But, I like to go online mostly. That way I can get the best deal and see reviews from other women who have bought it. I just buy mine online and keep them in my bathroom just in case. So that way I don't have to do the quick run to the store.
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As far as I know - I believe I read it in one of the reviews and having used both I think they are the same.I recommend calling the company to be positive. They were helpful when I called with question.
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I think pre is for "pre natal" and post is for after baby is here, but I don't know how you would use them post delivery, it's not like they are baby headphones or something and they don't really sound all that loud to be used as speakers....
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Has it stayed pink? When I had my faulse positives the line went from pink for about a minute then to just a white line. Maybe my tests were defective. But even if its faint chances are you are pregnant. Congrats :)
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They are formulated to work TOGETHER.. So the answer is both. You can't use Estrogen without Progesterone.. Not intended to work by themselves. Note: use estrogen cream all month, progesterone cream two weeks only in a month. Hope this helps :)
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I had this mattress for 2yrs & it worked great until I became pregnant. Then the mattress felt too soft & not enough support. My body changed permanently after birth so I had to buy the tempurpedic (the firmest model) which is much more comfortable & therefore worth the price. Guess it just depends on how much support you need.
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For pregnancy test, even a faint second line is positive. For ovulation tests, the line must match the control line. Congratulations!
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Well both are known as Levomefolic acid so I would think so. If your problem is your bodies ability to break down folic acid then this is the correct thing to take. I had that issue for pregnancy and it worked great, just like the expensive pharmacy stuff. I am not a doctor though and will not say 100% for sure but I would think it is the same thing!