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Comparison of different routes of administering progesterone Part IV
The various routes for administering progesterone in a IVF cycle are discussed. Oral route for administering natural progesterone is not effective. Continue reading
Progesterone use in fertility treatment Part III
During fertility treatment, progesterone is generally administered intramuscularly (injection) or vaginally (gel or tablet). The reasons why progesterone is generally not administered orally are discussed in this blog. Continue reading
Progesterone the hormone of pregnancy
This is the first in a series of blogs on the role of progesterone in fertility treatment. Continue reading
