Patient's question:
What are the reasons for low progesterone?Doctor's answer:
Low progesterone indicates luteal phase deficiency during pregnancy. Luteal phase deficiency can lead to poor development of the embryo and its, resulting in insufficient HCG secretion by trophoblast cells. Of course, other factors may also cause poor development of the embryo and its, leading to insufficient HCG secretion by trophoblast cells. Due to the lack of sufficient HCG stimulation from the corpus luteum, progesterone secretion is insufficient. It is important to maintain emotional stability, as a pregnant woman's emotions can also affect fetal growth. Additionally, you can appropriately supplement progesterone under the guidance of a doctor.