No itches or rashes thank goodness, I look like a puffer fish but that's par for the course with me and babies.
Thanks ladies, I'm off to the couch to peruse TV for something funny.
Thanks Purple, hearing it happened to someone else at least makes me feel like I'm not going mad. And I'm very glad to hear it gets better. Like you, I've been on a high dose, weekly injections, daily pill to insert and tablets twice daily. I've now stopped having the injection. Hopefully I can stop crying for long enough tonight to tell my husband to sort his s**t out and tread very carefully!
Oh bless you, my hubby soon learned that the only answer should be yes with a smile or no with a smile, no arguing, talking, breathing (loudly) or doing anything that may annoy me in any way, lol. Its awful for them too, but he really needs to understand that this is just temporary and put up with it, extra stress at this point is not going to help.
Lots of comedies on telly may help, just nothing with babies, puppies or arguing couples in it! lol
Thanks Purple, hearing it happened to someone else at least makes me feel like I'm not going mad. And I'm very glad to hear it gets better. Like you, I've been on a high dose, weekly injections, daily pill to insert and tablets twice daily. I've now stopped having the injection. Hopefully I can stop crying for long enough tonight to tell my husband to sort his s**t out and tread very carefully!
I was on progesterone from week 22 to week 33 something, so not as long as you, but crazy high amounts, the pill you insert daily plus the injections weekly. Like you I was a WRECK (think psychopath) for ages after I came off it. Not sure if I am just that way inclined or if it was the progesterone, but I don't remember being such a mess after my first pregnancy (where I didn't have any progesterone).
It gets better, but tell your hubby that any answering back may result in hubbycide and that he needs to be VERY understanding, being a total tool is so not on!
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Has anyone taken progesterone when pregnant and noticed anything amiss when they've stopped taking it or reduced the amount they are taking?
I've been taking progesterone for the past 16 weeks due to a high risk pregnancy. The amount I'm taking has been reduced this week and I'm an emotional train wreck. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this? And if so does it get better?
Of course it's possible that the progesterone has nothing to do with it and[b'> it's down to an awful visit from the in laws and my husband behaving like a tool.[/b'>
That'd do it..
Has anyone taken progesterone when pregnant and noticed anything amiss when they've stopped taking it or reduced the amount they are taking?
I've been taking progesterone for the past 16 weeks due to a high risk pregnancy. The amount I'm taking has been reduced this week and I'm an emotional train wreck. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this? And if so does it get better?
Of course it's possible that the progesterone has nothing to do with it and it's down to an awful visit from the in laws and my husband behaving like a tool.