What does high progesterone mean when you are not pregnant?

We all know that many women will have a comprehensive physical examination before pregnancy, because during the physical examination, many potential diseases in women's bodies can be checked. If some genetic diseases are found early and treated early, they can avoid being passed on to the baby. Some women will have high progesterone levels during the physical examination, so what does high progesterone levels mean when you are not pregnant?

Progesterone is secreted by the corpus luteum of the ovary, and its main function is to promote the transition of the endometrium from the proliferative phase to the secretory phase. Generally, lipid ovarian tumors, corpus luteum cysts, and chorionic epithelial cell lesions can cause a high corpus luteum. It is recommended to have a timely examination to determine the specific cause.

Progesterone is a hormone that delays the shedding of the uterine lining (where the embryo is implanted). If progesterone levels drop significantly during the first few weeks of pregnancy, it can cause miscarriage. However, for women who wish to delay pregnancy, high-dose progesterone injections can help prevent ovulation. Additionally, the sticky fluid it forms can prevent sperm from reaching the uterus and fallopian tubes.

Progesterone is a hormone that delays the shedding of the uterine lining when the egg and sperm combine to form an embryo. Low progesterone levels in the early stages of pregnancy may lead to miscarriage.

If the progesterone level is low, you can give progesterone injections to protect the fetus. If the HCG level is good, it means the embryo is good. Low progesterone may be due to poor condition of the mother herself, so injections are needed to supply the body.

Progesterone in women is a hormone in the corpus luteum that helps the fetus develop normally. If there is a lack of progesterone, fetal development will become slow. Abnormal fetal development is the main cause of miscarriage. Secondly, progesterone also has a very important influence on the normal pregnancy.

Most pregnant women think that preserving the fetus is more important than confinement. They believe that low progesterone can be treated with dietary supplements. In fact, it is difficult to solve the problem of low progesterone through dietary supplements, and no food has been found to improve progesterone. Therefore, pregnant women should rule out the problem of low progesterone during prenatal examination. If so, the correct treatment should be chosen.

When progesterone is normal, the fetus can develop normally. If progesterone is insufficient, it can be supplemented to allow the fetus to develop normally. However, if a woman's progesterone level is low or the fetal heartbeat cannot be heard, there is no need to preserve the fetus. If you can't hear the fetal heartbeat, trying to preserve the fetus will only increase the pain of the pregnant woman. Therefore, whether to preserve the pregnancy or give up when progesterone is low depends on the progesterone value and fetal heart rate. Progesterone drugs are currently an important method to solve the problem of low progesterone. Under normal circumstances, women with low progesterone can choose this drug, or they can get progesterone supplement injections. The specific amount of medicine and injections to be taken depends on the patient's own condition.