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| Subject: Patient Experiences With Endometrin Fertility Medi |
Author: ivfprescriptions
Date: 2/2/2016 3:26 am EDT
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Endometrin is a commonly used fertility medication for Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) when a woman is unable to conceive due to low levels of natural progesterone levels.
The medication consists of a vaginal insert containing 100 mg of progesterone, a hormone important for ovulation and menstruation. Progesterone also makes it easier for a fertilized egg to attach to the uterine wall.
Patient Reviews
RxList
Patient 1: She has been using Endometrin 100 mg to ensure early pregnancy success. She is 2 months along and doing great. She does suffer from some side effects, including bloating, tiredness, and discharge. Ultimately, she says it’s worth the side effects because it helps maintain a healthy pregnancy.
Patient 2: She used the medication following an embryo transfer, and found it much easier to use than the Progesterone Oil shots, but the side effects were also greater.
WebMD
Patient 3: This patient rated the drug 3 out of 5 starts, but her main concern was with the price. $175 for a 21 day supply sounded unreasonable.
Patient 4: She is using the IVF meds 2 times per day and is feeling the symptoms of pregnancy. However she knows the drug can cause the same side effects, so she feels confused. She has plans to take a pregnancy test and hopes the drug has helped.
If you’re looking for affordable fertility medication, check out a fertility drugs online pharmacy, such as IVFPrescriptions.com. Discover Endometrin 100 mg price and learn more about other IVF meds. |
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