Supplementing with a bio-identical progesterone cream can help rebalance.

(Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome). PCOS limits the production of hormones by the ovaries, meaning that a woman’s progesterone level may be lowered, which may result in many unwanted symptoms, like:

• Menstrual irregularity
• Weight gain
• Thinning hair
• Acne
• Insomnia

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HOW

Progesterone cream is best used twice daily, morning and bedtime. 

Don’t apply immediately before showering or exercising. Give it 30 minutes or more to fully absorb or use it afterwards.

HOW MUCH

Apply 20 mg of progesterone per application (4 pumps). 

Some women choose to use more at bedtime to support relaxation and sleep. Try using 5 pumps at bedtime for a few nights in a row to see how that works for you.

Standard dose not doing the trick? Double your application for a few cycles to see if that works better. 

Feeling too relaxed at standard dose? Then try using half as much per application. We are all individuals so you should adjust as needed. 

WHERE

Apply cream to the soft skin of the inner arms, inner thighs, abdomen or chest. Much of the absorption will occur through the palms of your hands while rubbing it in, so rub it in well before washing your hands. Want to try it on your face or neck? Try a small area first to ensure you tolerate it as these areas can be more sensitive in some individuals. 

WHEN

If you still menstruate, you can use the cream for the last 2 weeks of your menstrual cycle. If you’ve never counted the days in your cycle before then this is a good time to start. Day 1 is your first day of bleeding and the cycle length is counted from the first day of bleeding to the next cycle’s first day of bleeding. Ovulation, or the release of an egg from the ovary, generally happens about 14 days before bleeding (menstruation) so if you have a 28 day cycle, you will use the cream from day 14-28, or from ovulation until menses.  If your cycle is longer, like 30 days, then you will use the cream from days 16 to 30 of your cycle. Can’t bear being off the cream as your symptoms seem all month long? Stop use while menstruating, then resume for the remainder of your cycle. 

If you no longer menstruate (post-menopausal, hysterectomy, or ablation)you can use the cream daily. 

If your cycles are irregular, use the cream two weeks on, two weeks off. If you get your menses while using the cream, stop the cream, count that as Day 1 and resume using the cream 2 weeks later. 

Some will appreciate results the very first weeks, others after 2-3 months of use, so give it some time to have a full effect and listen to your body when adjusting application amounts.