Patient's question:
I just want to know, why is the progesterone low? Luteal phase deficiency? What caused it? I just want to know, why is the progesterone low? Luteal phase deficiency? What caused it? Is the progesterone low this time pregnancy, or will it always be low? Can it be prevented? The doctors at the General Hospital of the Army didn't give me an answer. I'm asking the doctors here if there's anyone who can explain it clearly? Thank you! Kneel-thank you! (I know that low progesterone can lead to miscarriage, and I'm taking medication and injections, I know these things! No need to mention following medical advice or going to the hospital for treatment.)Doctor's answer:
Hello, low progesterone during pregnancy can be caused by many factors or underlying conditions, such as genetics, endocrine disorders, a generally irregular diet, recent lifestyle changes, abnormal emotional states, and irregular sleep habits. This is a very complex process of influence.Advice: Generally, pregnant women can improve their condition by developing good lifestyle habits, avoiding excessive stress and fatigue, and maintaining stable emotions, which can be effective. It's not always low, but if progesterone levels are low during pregnancy, it's important to avoid strenuous exercise and refrain from sexual intercourse during the first trimester. Progesterone injections are usually administered until around the tenth week. Wishing you health and happiness.