How to take progesterone for amenorrhea

Amenorrhea is a common gynecological disease and can be caused by a variety of different reasons. Amenorrhea is generally divided into two types: primary and secondary. Anyone who is over 18 years old and has not had sex is called primary amenorrhea. Secondary amenorrhea refers to the cessation of menstruation for more than 6 months after a girl's menarche and before normal menopause (except during pregnancy or lactation).

Progesterone tablets are used for irregular menstruation, multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding and endometriosis, etc. Its mechanism of action is that it acts on the uterine wall, which can promote the reproduction and metabolism of the uterine wall. Through negative feedback to the hypothalamus-pituitary gland, it inhibits the release of luteinizing hormone in the anterior pituitary gland into growth hormone, thereby inhibiting the ovulation process of the uterus and ovaries. Treatment of functional amenorrhea: oral administration, 4-8 mg per day, cycle 5-10 days. Some women experience non-menstrual bleeding during the treatment process.

Luteinizing hormone (luteinizing copper) is a steroid hormone, also known as progesterone and luteinizing copper. Luteinizing hormone is a female hormone that participates in the female physiological cycle of humans and other animals, assisting pregnancy and in vitro fertilization. Luteinizing hormone is a progestational hormone and is currently the most important progestational hormone known. For women who are not pregnant, luteinizing hormone is only metabolized in large quantities by the corpus luteum of the ovary in the second half of each menstrual cycle. The brain, liver and adrenaline are also metabolized. During pregnancy, the embryo can also metabolize a lot.

If the luteinizing hormone is insufficient, you can go to the hospital after pregnancy and ask the doctor to prescribe natural luteinizing hormone supplements, which are generally known as pregnancy-preserving drugs.

Taking progesterone copper one year after menopause is to supplement growth hormone or treat diseases, because if growth hormone is supplemented, estrogen should be added; if it is to prevent certain diseases, it can be taken alone.

The effect of corpus luteum copper

Progesterone copper has a great effect on women. Nowadays, some women are not very familiar with the effect of progesterone copper. Now we will introduce the medicinal value of progesterone copper in detail.

In the middle and late stages of the menstrual cycle, blood pressure causes the glandular ducts in the uterine mucosa to grow, the uterus to swell, and the endometrium to thicken, preparing for the fusion and implantation of sperm and egg. After the sperm and egg combine and embed, they form an embryo, reduce the fluid regulation of the pregnant uterus, inhibit its activity, and allow the fetus to grow safely.

The blood, under the interaction with estrogen, promotes the adequate growth of the breasts and prepares for milk production.

Supplementation can close the cervix, reduce and thicken mucus, making it difficult for sperm to penetrate; when used in large doses, it has a negative feedback effect on the hypothalamus-pituitary gland, inhibiting the secretion of pituitary gonadotropin, resulting in the effect of suppressing ovulation. It is mainly used in clinical medicine for recurrent miscarriage, dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia or metrorrhagia, amenorrhea, etc.

Large oral doses are also used to treat diseases caused by progesterone deficiency, such as premenstrual syndrome, menstrual disorders caused by ovulation interruption, breast disease, premenopause and menopause, etc. Vaginal administration can replace oral administration, which is very suitable for patients with liver disease.