Luteal insufficiency menstrual symptoms

Many women may not be familiar with progesterone, but its help is indispensable for a successful pregnancy, because the body's progesterone and pregnancy are closely related. Progesterone can produce estrogen, and the produced estrogen can support pregnancy. So, what are the main manifestations of luteal insufficiency menstruation? If you want to understand the relevant issues, let's take a look together.

Main manifestations of luteal insufficiency

Only by knowing yourself and your enemy can you win every battle. If you want to avoid being attacked by luteal insufficiency, you must first understand the symptoms of luteal insufficiency. Luteal insufficiency has a great impact on women. Generally speaking, the following types of symptoms appear, and it is also necessary to consider whether it is luteal insufficiency.

1. The temperature rise during ovulation is not obvious: After the ovulation period, the body temperature of women will rise significantly, generally by about 2 degrees. If the corpus luteum is insufficient, the increase will not be significant, usually only about 0.5 degrees.

2. The number of days during ovulation when body temperature rises is short: Under normal circumstances, if the egg is not fertilized after being released, the high temperature during ovulation will show a downward trend after 12-15 days, and then the menstrual period will come as scheduled. If the corpus luteum is inadequate, the high temperature can only be maintained for about 8-9 days. Generally speaking, if it is less than 12 days, it can be judged as corpus luteum inadequacy.

3. Menstrual irregularities: Luteal insufficiency can also cause women to have menstrual irregularities. Generally speaking, it will reduce the menstrual cycle, and in some cases, it can cause patients to have continuous menstrual bleeding. For example, a small amount of menstrual flow may occur before menstruation begins, and it will last for a few days before the onset of menstruation is announced.

4. Abnormalities in the uterine wall: Insufficient luteal function will affect the metabolic period of the uterine wall, causing an imbalance in the uterine wall.

Finally, we should say that the patient's body temperature will also change during ovulation. On the second day after a girl ovulates, the uterus and ovaries produce progesterone, which will increase the body temperature. As a result, the body temperature shows two changes, high and low. The high temperature period lasts about fourteen days. However, for patients with luteal insufficiency, the body temperature rises more slowly, or the increase is low and the time is very short.

What is the follicular phase of menstruation?

The menstrual period is a single period, which belongs to neither the follicular phase nor the ovarian phase. The menstrual period, the follicular phase and the ovarian phase are three different stages of the female body. The test results in these three stages are different, and the human body will have different changes. Almost from the second day of the menstrual period, it belongs to the menstrual period, not the follicular phase or the ovarian phase. If the test is done on the third day of the menstrual period, the standard value of the follicular phase can be compared with the reference value.

The menstrual period is actually very easy to understand. The menstrual period actually refers to the days when menstruation comes. Because you are not pregnant, the pituitary gland is controlled, and the estrogen in the ovaries and the secretion of estrogen are significantly reduced. The blood supply arteries of the uterine wall will also have corresponding contraction, and then rupture, uterine wall necrosis, ischemia and shedding will occur. These are the manifestations of menarche. Generally, the skin will get better by this time.

Some women do not know much about the follicular phase. The follicular phase is different from the menstrual period, but the follicular phase comes after the menstrual period. It lasts for eight to ten days, starting from the end of the menstrual period. Along with the production of estrogen in the uterus and ovaries, the egg will gradually grow and mature. High-quality estrogen will cause the uterine wall to proliferate, which is very helpful for the implantation of the embryo combined with sperm and egg.