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Do Livogen tablets affect my progesterone levels?

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Do Livogen tablets affect my progesterone levels?

Asked by Female, 28 · 6 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

6 days ago

Livogen tablets, which contain iron (ferrous fumarate) and folic acid, do not affect your progesterone levels. Livogen is a nutritional supplement used to treat or prevent iron deficiency and support healthy red blood cells. Since it does not contain any hormones, it has no impact on your body's natural hormone production, including progesterone. You can safely take this medication without worrying about it disrupting your hormonal balance. If you are experiencing any symptoms that make you concerned about your progesterone levels, I highly recommend discussing them with your doctor.

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