Will a pregnant woman with low progesterone levels definitely have a miscarriage?

The progesterone of pregnant women is also called progesterone, which is a natural progesterone. There is a normal value of progesterone during pregnancy. When the value is lower than this, women should pay attention to increasing progesterone. Some people also want to know whether low progesterone will definitely lead to miscarriage. This is not necessarily the case.

1. Low HCG and progesterone levels do not necessarily mean miscarriage

Many people will be very worried. In fact, it is unnecessary to go to the hospital for multiple examinations without any symptoms or any miscarriage or termination of pregnancy. Blood is actually still very precious at this time, so it is better to leave more for the uterus. Low HCG and progesterone levels do not necessarily mean miscarriage, but the chance will be higher. Once bleeding occurs, you should get tested. If you have a history of adverse pregnancy, you can monitor it just in case.

2. The triangle relationship between HCG, progesterone and miscarriage

Some people may ask whether poor HCG doubling or low progesterone is a problem with the mother or the fetus. All of this is possible. Please note that we are not saying that HCG is low here, because there is no standard for HCG. Its basic value varies greatly from person to person, so we can only say it is a doubled value. Progesterone has a standard value.

Traditional Chinese medicine always says that cold uterus means poor blood circulation in the uterus. Since the blood circulation is poor, it will be more difficult for the embryo to obtain sufficient nutrients after implantation, and the mother's blood circulation system will affect the fetus. If there is a problem with the embryo itself and it is difficult for it to grow enough claws to grasp the uterine wall, it will also cause poor doubling. Miscarriage may be caused by problems with the mother or the fetus.

3. Note: Not all bleeding means miscarriage

There are some issues worth noting: First of all, regarding brown secretions, some people artificially think that bleeding is caused by the doctor, and go to the hospital to ask for progesterone. In fact, this is not the case. Brown secretions represent previous bleeding, which may be caused by trauma during implantation. Later, it was delayed in discharge with vaginal secretions, which is normal.