How is luteal atrophy diagnosed?

Confirmed luteal insufficiency is a gynecological disease. This type of gynecological disease is caused by the instability of growth hormone components in women's bodies. We must use appropriate methods to improve the condition of incomplete luteal contraction. Now let us take a detailed look at the main manifestations of confirmed corpus luteum insufficiency.

The cause of luteal insufficiency may be related to the progesterone secreted by the pituitary gland. When the ovulation hormone in a woman's body is not perfect and the prolactin secreted by the pituitary gland is excessive, it is easy to affect luteal insufficiency. It is related to the lack of progesterone itself and the imbalance between estrogen and the ratio of estrogen. There are many actual diagnosis methods, such as using the ovulation temperature method to measure. After ovulation, the normal female body temperature rises, and the progesterone temperature rises to 0.30.5℃. If there is no ovulation, the ovulation temperature is normal. This is the most appropriate diagnosis method.

In addition to using ovulation temperature for measurement, diagnostic curettage should also be selected. Diagnostic curettage can observe the size and shape of the uterine cavity, whether the uterine wall is smooth, whether there are foreign objects, etc. If ovulation does not occur, the patient's uterine wall will proliferate. On the day when corpus luteum insufficiency occurs, the health status of women can be well understood through examination of the endometrium. The health status in the first five days of corpus luteum insufficiency is the most obvious. Through the examination, the status of this stage can be fully understood, and then targeted treatment can be adopted. The basic method is to diagnose the effect. Patients can determine the symptoms after considering the clear method.

When corpus luteum deficiency occurs, it will cause poor uterine development, incomplete progesterone conversion and an imbalance in the ratio of estrogen and estradiol, all of which are the reasons why women cannot get pregnant, accounting for 3% to 10% of infertility. When women show symptoms of corpus luteum deficiency, we should use appropriate methods to improve the condition.