ENDOMETRIN VAGINAL INSERT (PROGESTERONE)

Endometrin Vaginal Insert Description

Interesting fact according to some researchers; women are born with all the eggs they will ever have…ever. With the approximately 2 million eggs in their ovaries, about 11 thousand of them will die every month before a girl reaches puberty. The average woman aged 37 will have around 25 thousand eggs remaining.

By today’s standards, more and more women are waiting until their 30’s and 40’s before adding to their family, and many may be experiencing difficulties. Talk to your doctor about Endometrin Vaginal Insert or generic Progesterone to help boost your chances for a successful pregnancy. The generic alternative is not manufactured by the company that makes the brand product.

Progesterone Can be A Part of Your Fertility Treatment

Endometrin Vaginal Insert contains Progesterone, an essential hormone that can help you to become pregnant and stay pregnant. This boosts your Progesterone level while you receive treatment from an Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) program. This is the hormone that prepares your body for conception and pregnancy as it causes the lining of your womb to produce special proteins in order to receive and nurture the implanted fertilized egg. This is only one of the steps you’ll be required to follow in order to increase your chance of being successful.

Conditions Treated by Endometrin Vaginal Insert

In vitro fertilization is performed following 5 main steps. The first step involves drugs to stimulate your ovaries to produce multiple eggs, drugs to avoid premature ovulation, and Endometrin Vaginal Insert, to help your uterine lining develop to receive and care for the fertilized egg. Step 2 is the egg (oocyte) retrieval. Step 3 involves egg fertilization. Step 4 is to grow the embryos in the lab. And the final step 5 is transferring the embryo into the womb. If all goes well, the pregnancy will proceed until baby is ready to meet the world.

Before Endometrin Vaginal Insert is Prescribed

Your doctor will want confirmation that you are not currently pregnant before starting the fertility process. Discuss any medical conditions or allergies with your doctor and list all current OTC and Rx drugs you use or take, including herbal remedies and dietary or vitamin supplements to determine if Endometrin Vaginal Insert is safe for you.

Endometrin Vaginal Insert Recommendations

There are no guarantees that in vitro fertilization will work for you, but there are other options left to try so have your fertility specialist explain everything that can be done if this attempt fails. You must be prepared physically, emotionally, and financially to undergo fertility treatments so do not hesitate to ask questions and explore other avenues open to you.

Possible Side Effects of Endometrin Vaginal Insert

• Dizziness
• Cramping
• Constipation
• Blurred vision