If you were my patient I would put you on progeseterone because it tells cells not to become cancer cells, and hope that the test was in error, that you really do have progesterone receptors. If you were my patient I would put you on progeseterone because it tells cells not to become cancer cells, and hope that the test was in error, that you really do have progesterone receptors. It is extremely rare to not have progesterone receptors. For details, refer to the April and May 98 issues of my newsletter, and the PREmenopause book chapters on cancer. The actual pathology report said progesterone receptors, rare.
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You can post again. Uffdakab I'd like to know Sr. Uffdakab Obgyn prescribed progesterone at my request. DrLee Prometrium is an oral capsule in which 100 mg of progesterone is dissolved in peanut oil. Oral progesterones do not work very well and the dosage is usually excessive.