[Side effects of sustained-release vaginal suppository progesterone in pregnant women: gestational diabetes mellitus]

Evaluation of the potential impact of vaginal progesterone on both mother and fetus is necessary before expanding the indication of this drug especially throughout pregnancy. To evaluate the potential impact of vaginal progesterone on both mother and fetus. This case-control study was designed to collect data on the potential gestational diabetes mellitus complication associated with progesterone use comparing maternal and neonatal outcomes between 245pregnant women receiving vaginal suppository of Cyclogest [200mg] and 808controls without progesterone. The incidence of gestational diabetes was 9.8% and 5.2% in case and control groups, respectively [p=0.039]. According to linear regression analysis, there was a direct association between duration of progesterone usage and impairment of glucose tolerance test in group of cases [r=0.43; p=0.002]. The use of progesterone for the prevention of recurrent preterm delivery could associate with an increased risk of developing gestational diabetes

Ectopic decidual reaction mimicking irritable bowel syndrome: a case report

Ectopic decidualization with gross involvement of the peritoneum is one of the rare findings in pregnant women particularly when ectopic decidualization disseminated as an asymptomatic intra-abdominal nodule. We present here a case of an ectopic decidualization in a 33-year-old pregnant woman with symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome during pregnancy