could i use left over progersterone suppositries for my girl sway

[Just1wish]

i have lots left and wondering if they could help in any way ?

[atomic sagebrush]

I don't recommend it.

First of all, the idea that progesterone sways pink in humans is only a theory and is very far from proven.

Secondly, even if progesterone does sway pink, it is not at all clear whether it's the level of progesterone itself or whatever factor is causing a person's body to MAKE more progesterone to begin with that is doing the swaying. Tossing more progesterone into the mix accomplishes nothing if your body is producing extra testosterone and estrogen to go along with it. Your body manufactures progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen out of the same raw materials and some signal tells it how much to produce of all three, so simply ingesting more of one isn't going to do anything to alter your levels of the others. It may even be that the higher level of progesterone will confuse your body about what it needs to make, and simply free your body up to make more testosteorne and estrogen and inadvertently sway blue.

Thirdly, these hormones are delicately balanced and your body produces them for a reason. It produces more estrogen from AF-O and then more progesterone from O-AF, and this is the way that the system is designed to work. Start messing around with that and you run a lot of risks of screwing with your body in unpredictable ways that may diminish your fertility overall.

Fourth, if you start taking prog supps and then stop them, and get pg, your body expects that prog to continue at the same or increased levels. So once you begin taking/using prog you must continue with it every day throughout the first trimester or risk a miscarriage.

Fifth, prog supps are medication that carry risks and side effects and it is always best to only take these types of medications under the supervision and advice of a doctor.

So you are taking a lot of risks for something that is not even proven to sway.

[Just1wish]

Thank you atomic.I definitely won't be using them now.and thanks for the in depth explanation.