Questions in The Maternal and Child Health Forum are being answered by medical professionals from Henry Ford Health System , consistently ranked one of the best hospitals in America. The kareotyping came back normal. I am starting to try to get pregnant again with clomid and my reproductive endocrinologist is putting me on progesterone supp. I am suppose to take them twice a day.
Progesterone is released from the corpus luteum in several large bursts during the day and night.
Thus, whether you use the suppositores at exactly 12 hour intervals or at 16 hour intervals should not matter. After placing the suppository, it takes a few minutes for the form to soften and create a possible discharge. The discharge is largely the oil base and not the active medication. After 10 minutes, there is little to be gained from remaining lying down. This information is intended for education and is not a medical consultation.