After taking progesterone, my period didn't come again

If you miss your period the next month after taking progesterone, it may be caused by irregular menstruation, significant changes in hormone levels in the body, long-term malnutrition, pregnancy and other factors. Generally speaking, there is no obvious relationship with taking progesterone, which is mainly a drug for inducing menstruation.

1. Menstrual irregularities: Menstrual irregularities are mainly caused by significant changes in the menstrual cycle level in the body, which may cause women's menstruation to come earlier or later, resulting in symptoms of obvious delay in menstruation, which will affect the normal menstrual cycle.

2. Changes in hormone levels: A normal menstrual cycle for women is about 28 to 30 days. It is normal to have a period two days earlier or later. When the hormone levels in the body fluctuate greatly, staying up late for a long time, and having an unhealthy lifestyle for a long time may affect the hormone levels in the body and affect normal menstruation.

3. Long-term malnutrition: Failure to pay attention to dietary nutrition for a long time and frequent picky eating may have a great impact on the menstrual cycle and cause menstrual abnormalities.

4. Pregnancy: After pregnancy, the secretion of human chorionic hormone in the body will increase significantly, which will cause amenorrhea.

If your period is delayed, you should go to a medical institution as soon as possible to do an abdominal ultrasound to rule out pregnancy factors. You can also take oral menstrual regulating medications for treatment under the guidance of a doctor.