Many people need to check their hormone levels before undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) transplantation. If the progesterone level is relatively low before IVF transplantation, there is no need to worry too much because when performing IVF transplantation, it is generally required that the progesterone level should not be too high. Everyone should follow the doctor's requirements before transplantation.

Is progesterone low-energy transplantation performed before in vitro transplantation?

Before in vitro fertilization embryo transfer, the progesterone value should not exceed 1.5. Doctors may suggest giving up the transfer and allowing the body to recuperate for a period of time before undergoing frozen embryo transfer.

If women lack progesterone, it is extremely harmful to the body and can easily lead to miscarriage and premature birth. The high content of progesterone has a certain sedative effect on the enlarged female uterus and can also maintain pregnancy well. Progesterone compounds can relax women's uterine muscle fibers and reduce excitement. In addition, it can also reduce the sensitivity of the pregnant uterus to uterine contractions, reduce uterine contractions, and facilitate the normal development of fertilized eggs in the uterus. Insufficient levels of progesterone during pregnancy can ultimately lead to miscarriage, so it should be highly valued.

Progesterone can stimulate uterine changes during childbirth, increase blood flow to the reproductive system's blood vessels and tissues, and promote embryonic development. Pregnant women with low levels of progesterone may cause the fetus to stop miscarriage, which poses great harm to the body. If the progesterone content in the body is found to be low before transplantation, it should be cured first and adjusted to reach normal levels.

What to do with low progesterone?

If the progesterone content is found to be very low after pregnancy, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination, and after completing the examination, further examination will be conducted. Nevertheless, progesterone indicators are usually dynamic and vary with gestational age. Therefore, although progesterone is useful for predicting pregnancy outcomes, it does not necessarily mean that progesterone supplementation is necessary when progesterone levels are low. It is not advisable to blindly protect the fetus due to low levels of progesterone. If the fetus experiences ectopic pregnancy and continues to use fetal protective drugs, it is highly likely to pose a life-threatening threat to the pregnant woman.

The female corpus luteum is a natural progesterone secreted by women and is also essential for maintaining pregnancy. Once pregnant women have progesterone levels, they will decrease, which not only leads to poor development of the gestational sac, but also affects the development of the fetus. If the progesterone level in the body is too low and cannot be relieved in a timely manner, it can lead to miscarriage. Pregnant women also need to check their progesterone levels and the development of the gestational sac during pregnancy.

Having sufficient progesterone in pregnant women not only helps prevent miscarriage, but also has a significant effect on promoting the development of the gestational sac. After the placenta stabilizes, progesterone gradually increases. So, in the early stages of pregnancy, the level of progesterone in the body is closely related to the development of the gestational sac.