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Pregnant. Duphaston, Primolut Depot Injections Taken. Are These Injections Safe?

Hi Dr.,
I am pregnant now, last period was on 13.04.2013, and my doctor gave me the following: Duphastone (3 time per day) and Primolut depot injection (every 3 days)..
i am worry about these injections i don't know its side effects.
this is the first pregnancy for me..
please help me and let me know if these infections are safe or not and what is the intended use of it ?
Mon, 27 May 2013
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OBGYN 's  Response
Hello
Thanks for your query.
The injections contain progesterone which is a hormone that supports the growing pregnancy.
They are given to women with high risk pregnancies, where there is a high risk of miscarriage.
they are safe if given for the correct indication.
Your obstetrician would let you know better what is the reason for them being prescribed to you.
All the best.
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Pregnant. Duphaston, Primolut Depot Injections Taken. Are These Injections Safe?

Hello Thanks for your query. The injections contain progesterone which is a hormone that supports the growing pregnancy. They are given to women with high risk pregnancies, where there is a high risk of miscarriage. they are safe if given for the correct indication. Your obstetrician would let you know better what is the reason for them being prescribed to you. All the best.