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Will the effects of overdose of progesterone gradually decrease with time?
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Yes: You'd have to take a lot of Progesterone to overdose, as high doses are frequently given for patients undergoing chemotherapy, etc. But to answer your question, yes over time the effects of Progesterone do diminish.
Answered 6/30/2014
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