Side effects of progesterone

Most of the female friends have a certain understanding of corpus luteum copper. For them, corpus luteum copper is mainly used to regulate menstruation and maintain women's pregnancy, and has the effect of stabilizing the fetus. However, there are still many female friends who may not know much about corpus luteum copper, and will buy corpus luteum copper in the pharmacy to take it privately. So what is it like to do so? If it is not taken well, what are the side effects?

1. Side effects of progesterone inducing menstruation

1. Progesterone copper is a drug. As a hormonal drug, although it has certain effects when used to artificially regulate the menstrual cycle, it must be used with caution and must be used under the guidance of a doctor. There are two preparations of corpus luteum copper: oral and injectable, mainly dominated by natural purified ones. Because lutein copper can increase the level of estrogen in the body, it is most suitable for amenorrhea caused by insufficient estrogen metabolism. However, the actual effect is not significant for amenorrhea or menopause caused by other reasons. Therefore, it is wrong to blindly follow the trend and use corpus luteum copper for a long time without clear diagnosis. There are many reasons for delayed menstruation, and corpus luteum copper is not the only one. Indiscriminate use will not only be ineffective, but may even cause adverse effects on the body.

2. In addition, as a hormone, corpus progesterone also has certain side effects, which may cause weight gain, sodium and water retention, etc. In more serious cases, edema may occur. It should be emphasized that if amenorrhea is caused by pregnancy, if women take progesterone without knowing it, it may have a negative effect on the fetus.

2. The role of corpus luteum copper

1. Lutein copper is a hormone drug secreted by the uterus, ovaries, embryos and adrenal glands. When there is sufficient estrogen, lutein copper can change the uterine wall from the reproductive period to the metabolic period, providing resource advantages for the implantation of the fertilized egg embryo. After the embryo implants, the embryo is produced, which can reduce the fluid regulation of the pregnant uterus and maintain the pregnancy state; it can promote breast development and prepare for breastfeeding.

2. It can also inhibit the release of luteinizing hormone in the anterior pituitary gland into growth hormone through negative feedback to the hypothalamus-pituitary gland, making it impossible for the egg to grow and develop, and inhibiting the ovulation process of the uterus and ovaries. In clinical medicine, it is mainly used to treat threatened abortion and habitual abortion, early menstrual tension syndrome, anovulatory functional uterine bleeding and anovulatory amenorrhea, and used in conjunction with estrogen to treat female menopausal syndrome, and to immediately supplement various adverse effects caused by progesterone deficiency in patients.