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Do you cycle or take progesterone daily?

Started by Pisces228, May 08, 2017, 10:28:39 AM

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Pisces228

I had my 9 month hrt check up today.  Yay!  My Dr did start me on micronized progesterone and said to take it daily or for 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off depending how I feel.  I was just curious, for the people who are taking progesterone here, did you notice a difference between cycling or daily use?  Did you notice that daily use decreased your estradiols effects?  Thanks.
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ainsley

I never cycled.  I take it daily with food.
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Barb99

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RobynD

Take daily in the evening, sometimes with a glass of milk or such


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sarah1972

I am cycling... 14 days per month. Trying to match a female cycle when it comes to progesterone.I do notice that after getting off progesterone every month, I get a bit cranky.

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Sophia Sage

I've been cycling both E and P for two months now -- and I have to say, the emotional acuity of this regimen has been pretty heavy-duty.  But then, that's why I started cycling in the first place, to unlock some deeply buried feelings.  I wouldn't actually recommend it for any other purpose.  A steady-state regimen is perfectly appropriate as far as standard feminization is concerned.

Progesterone will have an impact on Estradiol effects, though, so you might inquire as to upping your E dose with your doctor if you feel you're not getting enough after being on P.
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Pisces228

Thanks for your replies, guys.  I think I'll start off as daily and see what happens.
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KayXo

I also take it daily, twice daily to keep levels more steady.
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Debra

I've tried it both ways. I standardized on just everyday. No real reason to cycle except to create fake PMS and such.

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Barb99

Quote from: Debra on May 09, 2017, 04:22:38 AM
I've tried it both ways. I standardized on just everyday. No real reason to cycle except to create fake PMS and such.

OMG, PMS! I think one of the advantages of being trans is no PMS. Some of my girl friends think I'm so lucky not to have to deal with that.

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Debra

Quote from: Charley on May 09, 2017, 08:23:29 AM
OMG, PMS! I think one of the advantages of being trans is no PMS. Some of my girl friends think I'm so lucky not to have to deal with that.

Yeah I get that. I still admit to feeling a bit left out when period talk comes up among friend circles.

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Sophia Sage

Quote from: Debra on May 09, 2017, 08:27:09 PM
Yeah I get that. I still admit to feeling a bit left out when period talk comes up among friend circles.

Cycling may help bridge that gap.
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