What happens if the fetal heart rate and progesterone are low?

Pregnancy is a very difficult process. For most pregnant women, pregnancy not only requires them to endure physical changes, but also requires them to face the possibility that the baby may have abnormalities at any time. Especially in the early stages of pregnancy, the development of the fetus is not stable yet, and there will generally be problems of one kind or another. For example, some pregnant women have fetal heart rate after pregnancy, but the progesterone level is relatively low. What will happen in this situation?

What happens if the fetal heart rate and progesterone are low?

Low progesterone is a problem that many pregnant women will encounter. When a pregnant woman has low progesterone, the first thing to do is to find out the cause in time and then carry out targeted treatment. If low progesterone is not treated promptly or handled improperly, it may lead to miscarriage or fetal growth retardation, which is very harmful and should be taken seriously.

Progesterone is a very important hormone secreted by women during pregnancy. Progesterone can promote the healthy growth and development of the embryo in the uterus. If a pregnant woman has low progesterone, two situations may occur. One is that miscarriage is prone to occur when the embryo implantation is unstable. Another situation is that the development of the embryo will be slow, with no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud appearing for a long time, and severe cases may even lead to embryo arrest.

Pregnant women with low progesterone should pay attention to the following points:

1. Pay attention to dietary adjustment: For pregnant women with low progesterone, in addition to targeted treatment, they should also pay attention to dietary adjustment in daily life. It is recommended that pregnant women with low progesterone eat more foods rich in vitamin E and soy isoflavones. These foods can help expectant mothers to produce morning sickness and restore the progesterone value in the body to normal.

2. Symptomatic treatment: Many pregnant women have low progesterone due to diseases, including choriocarcinoma, corpus luteum cysts, etc., which can cause low progesterone in pregnant women. In addition, endocrine disorders can also cause low progesterone. Therefore, after low progesterone, pregnant women are best to go to the hospital for relevant examinations and treatments in time.

3. Pay attention to rest: Pregnant women with low progesterone levels are generally physically weak and are at risk of miscarriage at any time. Therefore, for such patients, they should pay attention to avoid excessive fatigue, reduce heavy physical labor, and fully relax and rest, so as to restore the progesterone level in the body as soon as possible.