Category: Luteal insufficiency

The main manifestations of luteal insufficiency are frequent menstruation, shortened menstrual cycles, intermenstrual bleeding, infertility and miscarriage.

Clinically, progesterone is mainly secreted by the ovarian corpus luteum and to a lesser extent by the adrenal glands during the non-pregnant phase and can contribute to the transformation of…

　　Luteal cysts are physiological cysts, often found during physical examinations, usually less than 3 cm in diameter, are normal for the body, and will become smaller or disappear after menstruation.…

　　The patient, female, 26 years old, was infertile after 2 years of marriage. Menstrual disorder with normal cycle of 30 days, lasting up to 12 days. Last menstruation: 2011-10-10. Previous…

Luteinising insufficiency is most commonly treated with progesterone supplementation, in addition to treatments such as induction of ovulation, stimulation of luteal function and improvement of the luteal blood supply. Treatment…

　　In recent years, the number of women who are infertile is increasing, and many women who have been preparing for pregnancy for a long time still have no movement, which…

A woman’s Hormone 6 test, if it reveals ovarian luteinizing insufficiency, can lead to a shortened menstrual cycle and requires progesterone for treatment. It is recommended to take progesterone capsules,…

　　Progesterone, also known as progesterone hormone, is very important for our health, but the symptoms when low progesterone occurs at different times are different.　　In normal period, the main symptoms of…

　　Luteal rupture is a condition that has been seen more frequently in women in recent years. Luteal rupture does not usually affect fertility if it is treated promptly in a…

　　The recovery time for a ruptured corpus luteum varies depending on its severity and the type of treatment taken. Conservative treatment takes about 7-10 days to recover, while surgical treatment…