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Old 08-21-2014, 01:00 PM #23
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I PM'd some of you yesterday with the above message. I know it could take a while to get a response but I have a question.

I stared the 150 of progesterone last night. I was up all night with pain which led to anxiety about the med and more pain.

I researched a lot this morning and found progesterone is suppose to aid in sleep and lessen anxiety. Could my symptoms last night be from just starting the progesterone? Did anyone get increased pain with progesterone.

It all may just be a flare up. It appears my pain level gets worse more often lately.
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