What are the symptoms of low progesterone and how to treat low progesterone?

The level of progesterone in women is closely related to their fertility, so when you find yourself with low progesterone, you must seek timely treatment. After low progesterone, the most common symptom is infertility, and pregnant women are likely to have miscarriage. In addition, you may also experience other uncomfortable symptoms, such as hypothyroidism and gallbladder disease, etc. We can supplement progesterone in the body through diet therapy and progesterone injections.

The level of progesterone is linked to women's fertility. If women have low progesterone, they are likely to have miscarriage in the future. Therefore, every woman should pay attention to low progesterone. When you find that you have low progesterone, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. So what are the symptoms of low progesterone?
1. What are the symptoms of low progesterone
1. Infertility <br/>When a woman has low progesterone levels for a long time, the most obvious symptom is infertility, because low progesterone levels will affect a woman's fertility, and in severe cases, infertility will occur.

2. Easy to have miscarriage <br/>Because the development and reproduction of the fetus are closely related to progesterone, when the progesterone level in women's bodies is too low, miscarriage is very likely to occur. This is mainly because progesterone can offset the effects of estrogen on the pregnant woman's body and help provide an environment for a successful and healthy pregnancy. When progesterone is too low, the fetus is likely to have problems during the reproduction process.
3. Other discomfort symptoms <br/>Low progesterone can also cause many discomfort symptoms to women, such as thyroid dysfunction and gallbladder disease, but these symptoms are not easy to detect. At the same time, women may also experience irregular menstrual cycles and weight gain when progesterone is low. Some women also experience breast pain and vaginal dryness.

2. How to treat low progesterone
1. Dietary supplementation <br/>If the low progesterone level in your body is not too serious, you can supplement the lack of progesterone in your body through dietary therapy. You can achieve the therapeutic effect by eating foods containing a lot of progesterone, such as soy products. In addition, various fruits rich in dietary fiber can also play a role in supplementing progesterone.
2. Progesterone injection <br/>If the progesterone level in your body is low, you can inject progesterone to supplement it. But you should pay attention to the doctor's advice when injecting progesterone and don't inject blindly.