Milprosa

Milprosa (progesterone) is a vaginal ring that contains progesterone. It's used in females undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF), a type of treatment used to become pregnant. Higher levels of progesterone raise the likelihood of an embryo successfully implanting in the lining of the uterus (womb) to start the pregnancy. Progesterone also helps you stay pregnant once an embryo is implanted. One Milprosa (progesterone) ring releases a steady amount of progesterone every day over 1 week. It's typically started on the day after an egg retrieval. You'll leave one ring in place for 7 days, then remove the used ring and insert a new one. Milprosa (progesterone) can be used weekly for up to 10 weeks.

After washing your hands, make sure you're in a comfortable position. Use your thumb and index finger to squeeze the ring. Use your index finger to push the ring up into the vagina. Before you start using Milprosa (progesterone), make sure you read and understand the Instructions for Use.

Milprosa (progesterone) contains progesterone, which is commonly used to help females become and stay pregnant. Progesterone comes in many different forms, including a vaginal insert (Endometrin) and a vaginal gel (Crinone). Endometrin and Crinone are inserted vaginally, like Milprosa (progesterone), but they have to be used more often. Endometrin is typically used 2 to 3 times a day and Crinone is typically used 1 to 2 times a day. The advantage to using Milprosa (progesterone) is that after you insert it, it only needs to be replaced every 7 days. But some people might find Milprosa (progesterone) more difficult to use than these other products since the ring has to be inserted in the vagina and then removed.

No, it's not recommended to use Milprosa (progesterone) with other vaginal products (i.e., antifungal creams, lubricants, diaphragms, and condoms). Using these products with Milprosa (progesterone) could change the way progesterone is released and absorbed from the ring, which could cause it to not work as well. Milprosa (progesterone) can be removed during sex, but it doesn't have to be.

The most common side effects of Milprosa (progesterone) are headache, vaginal discharge, nausea, stomach pain or bloating, pelvic pain, breast tenderness, discomfort after inserting the ring, and constipation.