What should I do if my progesterone level is low and my period does not come?

What should I do if my progesterone level is low and my period does not come?

Low progesterone and amenorrhea can be alleviated by progesterone supplementation, comprehensive treatment, and treatment of primary diseases.

1. Progesterone supplementation: If the progesterone level is too low, supplementing with progesterone drugs can restore the progesterone level in the body. According to the doctor's advice, oral progesterone tablets or injections of synthetic progesterone can be used to supplement progesterone, regulate the menstrual cycle, and promote ovulation.

2. Comprehensive treatment: Comprehensive treatment is particularly important for menstrual disorders caused by low progesterone. A good diet, moderate exercise, improved lifestyle and other measures can help regulate hormone balance in the body and improve health. Natural therapies such as traditional Chinese medicine can also be used for auxiliary treatment.

3. Treat the primary disease: Low pregnancy hormone is sometimes related to physical illness. Low pregnancy hormone is caused by some underlying disease or pathological factors. The primary disease should be treated first to restore pregnancy hormone levels and menstrual cycles. For example, patients with polycystic ovary syndrome need oral contraceptives or drugs to adjust hormone levels, change lifestyle, control diet, and increase exercise.

It can also be relieved by adjusting hormone levels, uterine cleaning, etc. If the symptoms persist, timely treatment measures need to be taken to avoid worsening of the condition.