The mechanism of 1 progesterone in the treatment of irregular menstruation This treatment is to simulate normal menstruation. Irregular menstruation is mostly because there is no ovulation in this cycle. Progesterone is progesterone, because there will be no progesterone secretion without ovulation, so the endometrium will not change accordingly. Normal menstruation is also hormonal withdrawal bleeding. Supplementing progesterone is equivalent to making up for your own shortcomings. Use exogenous progesterone consistent with the natural cycle, so that the secretion of endometrium will change. When you stop taking medicine and lose hormone support, you will have menstruation. Like physiological reaction, it has no side effects, and it is only effective once.

Progesterone has a certain effect on irregular menstruation. Progesterone plays a certain role in artificially regulating menstrual cycle, but it must be used with caution. There are many reasons for delayed menstruation. Progesterone is not everything. Because it will increase the level of progesterone in the human body, it is most suitable for menopause caused by insufficient progesterone secretion. Generally, progesterone is injected for three days, and menstruation will come within 3-7 days after withdrawal. For menopause or amenorrhea caused by other reasons, there is nothing you can do. Moreover, progesterone, as a hormone drug, is a prescription drug and cannot be taken for a long time. It needs to be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Progesterone has a certain effect on the treatment of amenorrhea. At present, clinical amenorrhea and amenorrhea women, as long as it is not caused by the increase of prolactin, generally give progesterone experimental treatment. After using progesterone, if menstruation comes, it means that progesterone is insufficient and you can continue to use it; If menstruation does not come, it may be amenorrhea caused by other reasons, including mental stimulation, weight loss, excessive exercise, pituitary adenoma, premature ovarian failure, endometrial destruction and so on. Need further examination and treatment.

Generally, you will menstruate 3-7 days after taking progesterone. If you don't come for more than 7 days, you need to go to the hospital for reexamination.

Women should not blindly use progesterone for a long time without a clear diagnosis.

Progesterone may have side effects. Progesterone is a hormonal drug. If you rely on progesterone to stimulate menstruation every time you are not on time, over time, the ovaries that were originally responsible for making hormones will simply "strike" and there will be medical problems. "Decline of ovarian disuse" will eventually lead to infertility. In addition, long-term use of hormonal drugs may cause weight gain, sodium and water retention, and even edema in severe cases.

It should be emphasized that if it is menopause caused by pregnancy, women may take progesterone without knowing it, which may have adverse effects on the fetus.