As we all know, progesterone is a very important progesterone for women. But in fact, progesterone secreted by the ovaries is not just a progesterone. It is understood that the secretion of progesterone may also help protect the endometrium of women to a certain extent.

As we all know, progesterone is a very important progesterone for women. But in fact, progesterone secreted by the ovaries is not just a progesterone. It is understood that the secretion of progesterone may also help protect women's endometrium to a certain extent.

Not only that, but more importantly, for pregnant women, the secretion of progesterone directly provides energy support and guarantee for the early growth and development of the fetus.

Generally speaking, if a pregnant woman lacks progesterone in her body, she is not only prone to miscarriage, but the various symptoms of discomfort caused by insufficient progesterone will also pose a direct threat to women's health.

Therefore, if many pregnant women are found to be deficient in progesterone during pregnancy tests, they will follow the doctor's advice and inject progesterone intravenously to preserve the fetus.

However, if directly injects progesterone into a pregnant woman, will it be possible to preserve the fetus?

Progesterone is a natural progesterone that is essential for female pregnancy. The secretion of progesterone can not only promote the combination of the embryo and the uterine wall, but also promote the formation of placenta in the body, thereby providing a variety of nutrients needed for fetal growth and development.

Clinically, if a woman has insufficient progesterone during pregnancy, it will most likely lead to threatened abortion.

Although many women inject progesterone in large amounts in order to preserve the fetus, generally speaking, only when the luteal corpus luteum is insufficient and causes threatened abortion, can pregnant women inject progesterone to preserve the fetus. In other cases, progesterone injections may not be effective in preserving the fetus.

Therefore, it does not mean that pregnant women can save their fetuses by injecting progesterone.

For example: If the threatened abortion is caused by poor quality fertilized eggs, or gynecological diseases, chromosomal differences and other factors, even if the pregnant woman injects more progesterone, it may not be able to achieve the effect of protecting the fetus.

So, what are the symptoms of progesterone deficiency in women?

Clinically, if there is a serious lack of progesterone in women, then these women are likely to suffer from obesity, insomnia, dreaminess, and even irregular menstruation, osteoporosis, and easy sweating.

Due to the lack of progesterone, it will not only cause abnormalities in the metabolism of the female body, but also cause a large amount of water and sodium to be retained in the female body, thus causing edema or obesity.

Moreover, the lack of progesterone will also have an impact on women's sympathetic nerves , causing women's sympathetic nerves to remain over-excited, thus causing women's sleep quality to decline, often waking up in the middle of the night and having nightmares.

In addition, if a woman’s body lacks progesterone, it will also have a certain impact on the woman’s uterus and endocrine system, making women prone to irregular menstruation, endocrine disorders and other conditions.

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