Progesterone Masterclass: Everything to know about managing Progesterone

[@shannongrasso1604]

I wish this woman was my doctor.

[@starkskincare]

I just bought your book so damn fast

[@mrsmc2612]

You are absolutely brilliant !

[@blendajtaylor1233]

You are amazing!! Thank you so much

[@cthornton523]

The combi-patch helped but started ripping off flesh after 6 months. I just switched to oral progesterone and estradiol and the difference is STARK. I'm in peri, have a uterus and in half a week I've lost 1.5" off my waistline with no dietary or exercise changes.

[@lauraadamowski9186]

Some women use the oral micronized progesterone vaginally or rectally to improve absorption and to avoid the sedating effect. What are your thoughts on this?

[@Pinkyredz300]

I need you as my doctor, I’m 41 and my ob wants me on birth control.

[@lauraadamowski9186]

I have heard if using oral micronized progesterone you have to get the “progesterone LC/MS” test bc the standard progesterone test will be falsely elevated bc of the metabolites. Is this correct?

[@stacybernard4769]

I am 56 years old & unfortunately have not been able to tolerate progesterone replacement orally or topically. Is there a natural remedy that you recommend? My sleep is absolutely terrible & I know I’m estrogen dominant

[@capellihairextsny]

I was on my identical home on 17 years nearly killed me. I killed my gut health so bad. The progesterone literally made me soap, constipated no matter what type I tried.

[@marimiranda999]

Im perimenopausal and my estrogen was very low but progesterone high. How would you treat that simce I still have a uterus? Is it mandatory to take it with the estrogen bhrt

[@agnesjuhasz7715]

I am in perimenopause, and I am prescribed Provera with estradiol gel, cyclic. I asked for a micronised progesterone instead but was denied. Went to a second doctor for a second opinion, who said Provera is fine and if I do not like it, I could have the Mirena IUD instead. Again, micronised progesterone was not offered. WHYYYY???

[@monicahurt1493]

Go to another doctor!

[@samanthaescobar6373]

Will I still have a period with continuous transdermal application of biological progesterone 60 mg? I am in perimenopause? Is there a downside to continuous vs. Cyclical? Thank you

[@lieverutten2040]

Did you already find an answer? I have the same question. I am in early stage of perimenopause and want to start progesteron for sleep issues

[@samanthaescobar6373]

@lieverutten2040 I have had a normal period since being on the continuous progesterone cream. It's still soon but it's a bit of a relief that my period came. It was shorter than normal -3 days. I had no major mood swings and a normal amount of cramps that was manageable with ibuprofen. So happy, so far so good. My sleep is improved, not perfect but way better, which is improving my brain fog. Also, I feel better in terms of the random aches and pains I had before. Hope it goes well for you too🙏