7. Draw back on the plunger to fill the syringe halfway with progesterone; push the plunger up to the instructed dosage level of 1/2 cc or 1cc, expelling excess medication, air and bubbles back into the vial. 8. Remove the syringe from the bottle and draw the progesterone back into the syringe. 9.
How to Stop Teeth Grinding. The habit of grinding, gnashing, grating, or clenching the teeth is termed bruxism, and millions of adults and children are affected by this condition. While its exact cause is unknown, most experts believe that bruxism can occur as a response to increased psychological stress. Bruxism involves any type of forceful contact between the teeth, whether silent and clenching, or loud and grating.
There are some cases whereby a dietary problem is not the root cause of bruxism, but the diet is virtually always a factor. For example, teeth grinding is sometimes caused by anti-depressant drugs or other medications, because the drugs deplete the body of magnesium and other vital nutrients. Nerve damage can also cause people to grind their teeth, even during their waking hours.