Treatment and plan are confirmed after your assessment.
A licensed provider reviews your health history and determines whether treatment is appropriate for you.
Step 01Once administered, progesterone travels through your bloodstream and enters target cells in the uterus, breasts, and brain. Inside these cells, it binds to specialized progesterone receptors, forming a complex that activates your body's natural hormonal response. This binding process is the crucial first step in regulating your reproductive cycle and supporting pregnancy.
Step 02After binding to receptors, progesterone signals the endometrium (uterine lining) to thicken and develop a rich network of blood vessels. This creates a nourishing environment essential for a fertilized egg to implant and grow. Progesterone also reduces uterine muscle contractions, helping to maintain a stable, receptive environment for early pregnancy development.
Step 03Progesterone works throughout your body to coordinate the menstrual cycle and pregnancy maintenance. It regulates the release of other hormones, prevents premature ovulation during pregnancy, and supports breast tissue development. By maintaining optimal progesterone levels, this medication helps ensure proper reproductive function, regular menstrual cycles, and can support fertility treatments or hormone replacement therapy as prescribed by your healthcare provider.
From your first assessment to the next step in your care.
Complete an online assessment about your goals, health history, and current routine.
A licensed provider reviews your information and determines whether treatment is appropriate for you.
Review your treatment plan and use your patient account to manage consultations, orders, and messages.
Learn more about this treatment and what to expect from your care.
