Susten 300 is a progesterone medication, and it is quite common for a withdrawal bleed to take up to 7 to 14 days to start after finishing the course. Since your pregnancy test is negative, this delay is likely just your body taking a little extra time to respond to the hormonal changes. I recommend waiting a few more days. If your period does not start within 14 days of stopping the medication, please reach out to your gynecologist for a simple evaluation.

At 28 weeks, a cervix of 2.6 cm is slightly short, but your risk of early labor is being actively managed. Your prescribed medications are highly effective: Susten SR (progesterone) helps relax the uterus, while Tidalan (isoxsuprine) prevents contractions. Shelcal HD and Uprise support your nutritional needs. Staying on strict bed rest, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding physical strain are crucial to help prolong your pregnancy, and contact your doctor immediately if you experience severe pain, fluid leaking, or bleeding.

Susten SR 400 mg (progesterone) along with Ecosprin 75 (low-dose aspirin), Folvec, and vitamin tablets is a very common and safe combination during early pregnancy. This regimen is frequently prescribed by obstetricians to support the uterine lining, improve blood flow to the developing placenta, and provide essential nutrients for your baby's growth. These medications work safely together under medical supervision. Always continue taking them exactly as prescribed by your doctor.

Combined with your GMH and Progynova (estradiol) stimulation, and supported by Susten SR (progesterone) to help your uterine lining prepare for implantation, your chances of success are very encouraging. Typically, for a well-monitored, stimulated cycle at your age, the pregnancy success rate is around 15% to 25% per cycle. Try to stay relaxed and gentle with yourself during this two-week wait.

Having four mature follicles for your IUI cycle is very promising and generally increases your chances of success, though it also carries a higher likelihood of twins or triplets. As for the creamy vaginal leakage, please don't worry. This is a very common and completely normal side effect of vaginal progesterone (Susten 400). The suppository melts to deliver the active medication, and your body naturally discards the inactive base. It does not mean the medication isn't working. I am sending you my warmest, most hopeful wishes for a successful and healthy outcome!

Yes, plain steam inhalation is perfectly safe and highly effective for relieving your cold and cough during pregnancy. It will not interfere with your pregnancy or your medications like Duphaston (dydrogesterone), Susten (progesterone), and Fol 123. Please avoid adding strong essential oils or vapor rubs to the steam. The pelvic pain you feel when sneezing is common, often due to sudden pressure on your abdominal muscles near the subchorionic bleeding. To ease this, try gently supporting your lower belly with your hands or hugging a pillow when you sneeze. Rest well, stay hydrated, and please let your obstetrician know about your symptoms so they can monitor your recovery.