Progesterone suppository vs oral?

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My husband and I did a few fertility treatments after our second miscarriage since we had a hard time getting pregnant at all anyway.

The doctors had me always use progesterone suppositories (vaginal) around cycle day 15.

This cycle I never took any until I get a positive pregnancy test. Now my new doctor prescribed me the same dose but it's an oral capsule. THEY look identical. Is that weird?!

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My suppository looked way different than this. Mine were longer and very skinny, had to stay refrigerated, and felt like a compacted cream.

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It's the same! It can me administered either way. Orally is less messy, but vaginally gets more progesterone straight to the uterus

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Left is "suppository" and right is the oral capsule they gave me. I mean. They even say the same thing.

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I know this is a old post but did you end up having a healthy pregnancy? My situation is identical to your post!

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Mine are the same and i take them vaginally.. You can probably call the pharmacist as well and see what they say

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I actually quit taking my progesterone Italy due to the side effects and started taking it vaginally per my MD. You can take the prometrium vaginally but I'm pretty sure you can't take the endometrium orally.

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Correct me if I'm wrong? Are you saying the oral and the vaginal look identical?

I did protesterone vaginally, however, it was an injected cream. So not a pill.

Progesterone suppository vs oral?

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