Question 1

Can I track my Endometrin order after I make a purchase?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Once your Endometrin order is processed, you'll get a confirmation email with a tracking number. That way, you can keep track of your shipment and know exactly when to expect it.

Question 2

Can I buy Endometrin online without a prescription from Polar Bear Meds?

Accepted Answer

No, a valid prescription is required to purchase Endometrin vaginal suppository. At Polar Bear Meds, we follow legal and medical guidelines to ensure your medication is used safely and appropriately.

Question 3

How soon after inserting Endometrin (progesterone) can you use the bathroom?

Accepted Answer

You should wait 20 to 30 minutes after inserting Endometrin before urinating to allow the medication to dissolve and begin absorption. For bowel movements, it's best to wait about 1 hour to prevent the suppository from being expelled. This allows the tablet to start dissolving and ensures better absorption of this medication.

Question 4

When to stop Endometrin during pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Most fertility specialists advise stopping Endometrin around 10-12 weeks of pregnancy, once the placenta takes over progesterone production. However, always follow your doctor’s instructions, as timing can vary depending on your treatment plan.

Question 5

Can Endometrin cause miscarriage?

Accepted Answer

No, Endometrin 100 mg does not cause miscarriage. It is a progesterone supplement used to help prevent miscarriage in certain at-risk pregnancies, especially during fertility treatments. If a miscarriage happens while using it, it’s usually due to underlying issues with the pregnancy itself, not the medication.

Question 6

Do I need to lie down after Endometrin?

Accepted Answer

While not strictly required, it’s generally recommended to lie down for 15 to 30 minutes after inserting Endometrin. This helps reduce leakage and allows for better absorption of the progesterone.

Question 7

Can Endometrin (progesterone) cause fetal abnormalities?

Accepted Answer

No, Endometrin (progesterone) is considered safe when used as prescribed during fertility treatment and early pregnancy. It doesn’t cause fetal abnormalities and actually helps support implantation and maintain a healthy pregnancy. However, it’s important to follow your doctor’s guidance to avoid any risks related to dosage or underlying health conditions.