My question about Duphaston
I was advised by my doctor to go on a 2-week bed rest. I had a slight internal bleeding last week and presently taking Duphaston for my baby to "cling on" tightly. Ever since I found out that I was pregnant, I hoped for an excellent pregnancy, and just last week I got this very frightening news. I'm bothered if the chemicals and synthetic ingredients in Duphaston could harm my baby? I understand it's recommended to stop my bleeding and ensure my baby's safety, but does it have adverse side-effects which my baby might suffer from?
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If the doctors advised you to take it then I guess he/she is the professional in the matter. If side effects trouble you, it would be best to ask your doctor directly about it.
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How are you Idalia?
Duphaston is fine. Of course it does have synthetic ingredients as it's a prescription. But be rest assured that taking it to save your baby is far more important than thinking about the effects of it later on. I also took Duphaston on my 8th week with my eldest. He is doing very well now. So I think your baby will do good too. Rest well and be healthy! |
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Oh Idalia, I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope you and your baby are fine now. Don't worry, everything will be fine.
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Thank you ladies!
My OB-gyn told me that Duphaston is safe and that it strengthens the endometrium to avoid a miscarriage. I'm just curious as to why my OB didn't check my progesterone levels prior to prescribing me this. |
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Good thing you and your bundle of joy are ok! Take it easy Idalia!
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