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Are there any risks with taking progesterone pills (my ob prescribed) during first trimester? i'm 16dpo progesterone is 12.5. hcg is 80.
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Bleeding-: Progesterone can cause bleeding, weight gain and headaches- consult your GYN.
Answered 6/30/2014
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Very common: Progesterone supplementation is commonly prescribed and safe for use
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