Patient's question:
Three months without a menstrual period, no sexual activity, why is this?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the normal progesterone level is: during the follicular phase, it is 0.2~0.6 ng/ml or 0.6~1.9 nmol/L. Your progesterone level is 0.42. Although the specific unit is not mentioned, it is considered to be within the follicular phase range. This indicates a low progesterone level. Additionally, the endometrial thickness of 0.3 cm and 0.5 cm is quite thin, and generally, such a thin endometrium does not lead to menstruation. Taking progesterone capsules is to supplement progesterone. Once the progesterone level is raised and the medication is stopped, the sudden drop in the body's progesterone level will cause withdrawal bleeding, which is essentially menstruation.Guidance:
Recommendation: You can consider undergoing artificial cycle therapy, which is a sequential estrogen-progesterone therapy, to see if it normalizes. Additionally, you may consider taking deer placenta ointment for treatment. I hope this helps! Wishing you a speedy recovery!