Does vitamin E treat luteal insufficiency?

If the corpus luteum function is insufficient, it may lead to women being unable to conceive successfully, and it will also have an adverse effect on the health of the fetus. At this time, you can increase the lifespan of the corpus luteum by supplementing with natural vitamin E, which can also enhance the function of the placenta and promote the increase of progesterone levels, thereby preventing fetal growth retardation and miscarriage. Women should know this knowledge.

1. During the follicular phase, natural VE exists in the follicular fluid, which improves the quality of follicles and promotes the normal development of follicles.

Only when the follicles develop and discharge normally can they have a chance to be fertilized. Since the pregnancy rate increased by 40% after taking vitamins, it means that the follicles of these women develop much more normally than other women!

2. During the luteal phase, natural VE increases the number of luteal cells, increases the level of progesterone, and improves luteal function.

Once the egg is discharged, the menstrual cycle enters the luteal phase. Natural vitamin E increases the number of luteal cells and enlarges the corpus luteum, thereby enhancing its function. This has been confirmed by many JMs. They clearly feel that their body temperature curve has improved after taking Vitamin E, and the two phases are more obvious.

3. During pregnancy, natural VE has a progesterone-like function and can protect the fetus.

Once pregnant, everyone will be very happy, but the road to pregnancy is not smooth. Sometimes you will suddenly see blood and show signs of threatened miscarriage! At this time, of course, you should take measures to preserve the fetus in time. As long as you preserve the fetus in time, you have a 50% chance of success.

4. In the early stages of pregnancy, the corpus luteum and placenta can be smoothly transferred to each other, reducing the risk of fetal growth retardation.

In the early pregnancy period, within 12 weeks of gestation, it is a turbulent period for embryo development. There is a little-known dangerous moment, that is, the handover period of the functions of the corpus luteum and the placenta. The corpus luteum is only a 1-3 cm tissue in size, which obviously cannot meet the growing need of progesterone for embryo development. As the embryo continues to grow, the progesterone level must continue to increase, and this responsibility can only be borne by the placenta in the end.