I saw Dr. Hale speak at a conference and he was talking about progesterone
not dropping in some women immediately post partum, and the resulting
supply issues, and said this drug was a great rememdy for this, evidently
he has used it. I asked if it would work for low supply due to suspected
placental fragments and he said he thought this would be a good drug for
this also, perhaps eliminating the need for surgical intervention. All the
women he was talking about were post partum, with nursing newborns, so I
suspect he has seen no problems while using it.

The drug is a progesterone antagonist, and is and can be used for more than
the one thing. (Including certain types of breast cancer as well as
selected lactation difficulties.)

Mary Jozwiak IBCLC, RLC, LLLL, AAPL
Private Practice

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