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During pregnancy, progesterone levels physiologically gradually increase. If a low progesterone level is detected, it may indicate placental dysfunction, leading to rapid fetal death and miscarriage. It is recommended that if a low progesterone level is found during pregnancy, an ultrasound examination should be performed. If the fetus is normal, progesterone medication can be used for pregnancy preservation treatment. Intramuscular injection can be chosen for administration, and bed rest is required.