What are the effects of low progesterone on pregnant women and fetuses? What is low progesterone?

It is likely to lead to a decline in the physical fitness of pregnant women, which will lead to a decrease in the immunity of pregnant women, and then it will also affect the development of the fetus, which is likely to cause fetal malformations, and may also lead to congenital diseases in the fetus, or will cause miscarriage. Low progesterone refers to the low progesterone value in the body, which is lower than the normal value, and the body's progesterone cannot meet the standard.

Low progesterone will reduce the immunity of pregnant women, easy to get sick, may appear red, will hinder the growth and development of the fetus, is the slow development of the fetus, may have the risk of miscarriage, low progesterone is caused by the female body's luteal insufficiency, lack of qi and blood, and endocrine disorders.

Low progesterone refers to the progesterone secreted by the corpus luteum of the ovaries, if the secretion is relatively low, it will slow down the development of the fetus in the womb, and may also lead to the termination of pregnancy, which is easy to cause miscarriage in the first trimester and premature birth in the third trimester.

It is easy to affect the development of the fetus, it is easy to cause fetal arrest, miscarriage may occur, it may lead to fetal hypoplasia, and low progesterone is a natural hormone secreted by the corpus luteum of the ovaries.

It may cause miscarriage in pregnant women, endocrine disorders, and affect the normal development of the fetus; Low progesterone means that the level of endocrine progesterone is relatively low during pregnancy.

1. Cause fetal growth retardation: because progesterone has the effect of promoting the growth and development of embryos and fetuses in the womb. When progesterone is low, it will affect the development of the embryo, make the fetus develop lower than normal, and even lead to fetal arrest; 2. Miscarriage:

Because progesterone levels cannot be used as the main indicator of embryonic survival. However, if there are factors such as luteal insufficiency, low progesterone may lead to miscarriage and need to be done as soon as possible**.

Development is relatively delayed, which may lead to premature birth, or lead to miscarriage, affecting physical health, if it is relatively low, it will affect the uterus, and it will definitely affect the fetus.

Low progesterone is likely to affect fetal development and even cause fetal arrest. Therefore, pregnant women must pay attention to monitoring the various indicators of the body and supplement progesterone in time.

It can lead to miscarriage, which is a very dangerous condition that can easily lead to many complications and the possibility of termination of the pregnancy.

Low progesterone occurs in pregnant mothers, which is the main manifestation of the placenta in the early stages of pregnancy, the function of the placenta in the early stages of pregnancy is not very good, there will be low progesterone, and the baby is very prone to threatened abortion. If progesterone is particularly low, it is also easy to have a baby that is aborted. If there will be luteal insufficiency before pregnancy, progesterone testing needs to be carried out in the early stage of pregnancy, and before there is no threatened miscarriage, it is necessary to find out whether the progesterone is normal, and if it is slightly lower, it is necessary to carry out filling, especially under the premise that the intrauterine pregnancy has already been confirmed by B ultrasound, progesterone or dydrogesterone tablets should be filled as soon as possible to maintain a normal and relatively stable indoor environment of the uterus, which is conducive to the normal development of IVF embryos.

Low progesterone is generally caused by insufficient luteal function. Because the progesterone metabolism of the ovaries is not enough after ovulation, which in turn causes the secretion of estrogen to decrease, so that the metabolic conversion of the uterine wall is insufficient, which is very easy to cause ovulation-type blood, sperm-egg combination, embryo implantation or infertility, and sexual abortion. The cause of luteal insufficiency is the pituitary gland secretion of progesterone, follicle maturation hormone is insufficient, or the metabolism of prolactin is too much, etc., and the specific manifestations of clinical medicine are the increasing incidence of menstruation, infertility, and miscarriage.

Progesterone has the effect of promoting the growth and development of IVF embryos and the baby's uterine cavity, and the growth of IVF embryos will be affected after low progesterone, which will make the development of the fetus lower than normal, and even lead to the termination of embryos; The amount of progesterone should not be used as the main indicator to distinguish the survival of IVF embryos. However, if there are factors such as luteal insufficiency, low progesterone may lead to miscarriage, and the fetus must be preserved as soon as possible**. When progesterone is less than 5ng ml, the effect of fetal protection** is not good.

The fundamental reason is that progesterone can make the growth and development of the glandular duct in the uterine mucosa, the uterine hematoma, and the endometrium thicken, so that the fetus can grow and develop safely. When the progesterone is too low, it cannot achieve the effect of uterine sarcoplasmic reticulation, and the lack of estrogen causes the uterine wall to soften, which is not conducive to the embryo implantation growth and development of IVF embryos, so it may lead to threatened miscarriage;

Progesterone can reduce the fluid regulation and sensitivity of the uterus during pregnancy, if the progesterone is slightly low, it is likely to be unable to inhibit the fluid regulation of the uterus, so it causes premature babies and interferes with the baby to a certain extent. Patients with a history of threatened miscarriage and recurrent miscarriage can be filled with estrogen to carry out protective fetal protection. Pregnant mothers need to pay attention to punctual rest in their daily life, prevent staying up late, pay attention to prevent excessive exercise, eat a reasonable match, ensure nutritional matching, and usually need to maintain a stable mood and go to a big hospital regularly for examination.

The effect of progesterone will promote the growth and development of the embryo and fetus in utero, and low progesterone in pregnant women will delay the development of the embryo, and the development of the fetus will be lower than normal, and even cause the fetus to stop developing. Pregnant women should pay attention to rest on time in their daily life, avoid staying up late, avoid strenuous exercise, and go to the hospital for regular check-ups.

If the progesterone is low, it may lead to threatened miscarriage of the fetus, and there may also be a situation where the embryo stops developing, which is more harmful to the pregnant woman's body and will affect the normal growth and development of the fetus in utero.

If the progesterone is too low, it will make the initial placental function poor, resulting in threatened miscarriage of the fetus in the early stage, and it is also easy to stop the development of the embryo, and most importantly, it will cause greater harm to the woman's body.

It may lead to stunting, miscarriage or premature birth, and abdominal pain, all of which are possible, so it is important to adjust them in time.

Effects of low progesterone on the fetus in pregnant women:

1.Fetal growth retardation: The effect of progesterone will promote the growth and development of the embryo and fetus in the womb, and low progesterone in pregnant women will delay the development of the embryo, and the development of the fetus will be lower than normal, and even cause the fetus to stop developing.

2.Miscarriage: If there are factors such as luteal insufficiency, when the progesterone is too low, the pregnant woman will have a miscarriage and need to go to the hospital as soon as possible to protect the fetus**.

When progesterone is too low, the uterine smooth muscle relaxation is not up to standard, and the secretion of estrogen is too low, which is not conducive to embryonic development, so it will lead to threatened miscarriage.

3.Premature birth in pregnant women: progesterone reduces the excitability and sensitivity of the uterus during pregnancy, and when the progesterone of pregnant women is lower than normal, it is not enough to resist the excitability of the uterus, resulting in premature birth and affecting the fetus.

Effects of low progesterone on the fetus in pregnant women:

1.Fetal growth retardation: The effect of progesterone will promote the growth and development of the embryo and fetus in the womb, and low progesterone in pregnant women will delay the development of the embryo, and the development of the fetus will be lower than normal, and even cause the fetus to stop developing.

2.Miscarriage: If there are factors such as luteal insufficiency, when the progesterone is too low, the pregnant woman will have a miscarriage and need to go to the hospital as soon as possible to protect the fetus**.

When progesterone is too low, the uterine smooth muscle relaxation is not up to standard, and the secretion of estrogen is too low, which is not conducive to embryonic development, so it will lead to threatened miscarriage.

3.Premature birth in pregnant women: progesterone reduces the excitability and sensitivity of the uterus during pregnancy, and when the progesterone of pregnant women is lower than normal, it is not enough to resist the excitability of the uterus, resulting in premature birth and affecting the fetus.

Progesterone, also known as progesterone, is an important hormone in a woman's body. From the time a woman tries to conceive to the time she becomes pregnant, the amount of progesterone secreted by the corpus luteum in the body will slowly increase. After pregnancy, women have to go to the hospital for a number of tests, and some women are found to have low progesterone.

Low progesterone indicates that the luteal function of the pregnant woman is insufficient and she cannot secrete enough progesterone to ensure a stable pregnancy.

Insufficient progesterone can affect the healthy growth of the fertilized egg, or the fetus may be delayed, and if it is too low, it may even lead to miscarriage.

High levels of progesterone can also affect the normal development of the fetus.