Many girls, after getting married, worry about not being able to conceive for a long time because they have not used safety measures, but they themselves are not pregnant. Some girls show low progesterone after examination and are advised by doctors to adjust. So, how long can low progesterone be treated in bed?
Firstly, we should understand the reasons for low progesterone levels. Low progesterone is mostly caused by abnormal embryonic development, which can lead to poor ovarian function in some girls. In this case, it is not only difficult to conceive, but also prone to miscarriage. Therefore, girls with this symptom must follow medical advice carefully and not be overly confident or have a lucky mentality.
In addition, it is generally recommended to rest in bed for about three months if progesterone is low. If a girl is in the process of protecting her pregnancy, she should try to be less active and rest in bed for about a week before taking medication. If progesterone is still low, she needs to continue to rest in bed. If there is vaginal bleeding, she must rest in bed for about three months.
Secondly, girls with low progesterone levels must wait until the gestational sac develops well and there is no abdominal discomfort before getting out of bed to rest. Only then can the secretion of progesterone by the placenta become normal. So girls can go to the hospital for another B-ultrasound examination after about 50 days of amenorrhea to understand the development of the gestational sac. They must not get out of bed or move around to avoid fatigue and miscarriage.
