Infertility and Natural Progesterone cream.

Do you know how Natural Progesterone cream may help you overcome female infertility problems?

Discover how Natural Progesterone cream may help you overcome female infertility problems.

Jerome Check, M.D. an infertility specialist and professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Thomas Jefferson University and Hahnemann University, says:
"Too often physicians will treat the infertility problem with strong medication or even surgery without checking progesterone levels first...But for many women, natural progesterone therapy has been very effective in helping them to become pregnant and to carry the child to term. Only after this treatment is tried should more drastic procedures be considered..."

Infertility has been helped with Natural Progesterone cream.

"Dr. Lee had a number of patients in his practice who had been unable to conceive. For two to four months he had them use natural progesterone cream from days 5 to 26 in the cycle (stopping on day 26 to bring on menstruation). Using the progesterone prior to ovulation effectively suppressed ovulation. After a few months of this, he had them stop progesterone use. If you still have follicles left, they seem to respond to a few months of suppression with enthusiasm -- the successful maturation and release of an egg. His patients, some of whom had been trying to conceive for years, had very good luck conceiving with this method....."

The word Progesterone is derived from the Latin gestare for its vital supportive role in gestation, highlighting it's importance in the reproductive process. Modern science confirms that, of all female hormones, progesterone is the one most essential to the survival of the fertilized egg and the foetus throughout gestation.
Progesterone levels rapidly rise from 2-3 mg/day to about 20 to 30mg. per day at ovulation. If fertilization does not occur in ten or twelve days, progesterone levels fall dramatically, triggering the shedding of the secretory endometrium (the menses).
However, if pregnancy does occur, Progesterone production is taken over by the placenta which secretes an ever increasing supply, reaching as much as 300-400 mg/day during the third trimester.