Miscarriage History: it is safe, and used only in selected casesin those with increased risk of miscarriage eg bleeding, previous miscarriages etc. The aim is to support the corpus luteum till the placenta takes over at about 12w, by which time the fetus would have been relatively out of danger. However not every progesterone can be used this way, so internet searches will bring confusion. Best wishes.
Answered 5/6/2015
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Yes, safe.: Vageston is a semi-synthetic hormone that--in theory--supports pregnancy in the early weeks prior to the full development of the placenta which then takes over the job of producing natural progesterone. It's perfectly safe but not always effective.There are many other factors that can cause early pregnancy loss that have nothing to do with insufficient progesterone. Best wishes to you!
Answered 4/28/2015
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