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You could recieve vitamin K, which can help decrese your protime. I would need more information from you to help further. if your protime was high but INR is normal that is the number they should base decisions of care on. protime can vary a lot by method and type of reagent used to perform the test.
So yes the progesterone could be delaying your period, or you could be pregnant. I've found when first using it, bleeding can be either later or earlier than normal, it does settle in time.Progesterone does raise temps, but it's impossible to tell if yours is higher due to the 400mg/day you're using, or pregnancy.y doctor has told me to take 200mg 2Xs daily from day 20 until my period begins. I have very regular cycles (to the hour) and have seen a lot of info that progesterone can delay periods (I'm taking Utrogestan).