Progesterone is a female sex hormone. It’s produced mainly in the ovaries following ovulation each month. It’s a crucial part of the menstrual cycle and maintenance of pregnancy.
Low progesterone levels may cause abnormal uterine bleeding, headaches, or mood changes. Treatments typically include progesterone supplementation or hormone therapy.
What can cause low progesterone?
There are several reasons why you may experience low progesterone levels, including:
Estrogen Therapy :
Progesterone Therapy :
Testosterone Therapy
Non-Hormonal Alternatives :
Hot Flashes and Night Sweats :
Vaginal Dryness :
Mood Swings and Depression :
Sleep Disturbances :
Weight Gain :
Personalized Treatment Plans
Long-Term Management
The first thing that we do to make sure that you get the right treatment is by getting certain tests done which would mostly include but not limit to CBC, Thyroid panel, Hormone Assay including estrogen, progesterone, luteinizing hormone, testosterone levels androgen assay, sugar levels, insulin resistance, HbA1c, urine analysis, DHEA levels, Cortisol levels, Liver function tests, Lipid profile, Vitamin B12 and D levels, serum electrolytes, iron panel. Based on this, we administer further treatment for specific progesterone hormone or associated hormonal deficiency, mostly with replenishment and rejuvenations.
At HormoneHub, we utilize “the Elixir therapy” which is a holistic and multidimensional approach to balance the physiological hormones, overcome deficiencies, restore innate harmony, energize, rejuvenate and there by sustaining long term well-being. Our specialists in each segment inculcate the methodologies and techniques which one can practice lifetime and ensure the sustenance on own thereby.
While fertility declines significantly during perimenopause, it’s possible to conceive. However, the chances of pregnancy and potential complications increase.
Absolutely! A balanced diet rich in nutrients and regular exercise can help with weight management, mood, and energy levels.
Establishing a sleep routine, creating a relaxing bedtime environment, and managing stress can help. Consider consulting a sleep specialist for persistent issues.
Decreasing estrogen levels increase the risk of osteoporosis. Weight-bearing exercise, calcium, and vitamin D are essential for bone health.
Some research suggests a possible connection between perimenopause and the onset or exacerbation of autoimmune diseases.
Hormonal changes can influence libido and vaginal dryness, affecting sexual desire and satisfaction. Open communication with your partner is crucial.
Hair thinning or loss can occur due to hormonal changes. It’s often temporary, but consulting a dermatologist is advisable.
Some women experience “”brain fog”” or difficulty concentrating during perimenopause. These symptoms usually improve after menopause.
While the core symptoms are similar, cultural factors and beliefs can influence how women perceive and cope with perimenopause.
While conventional medicine offers various treatments, many women explore complementary approaches like counselling , yoga, meditation, or music therapy.
Please Note : The HHC holds sole discretion over decisions regarding the treatment plan, session time, package, and package duration. These determinations may differ among individuals with similar complaints and are subject to the patient’s clinical needs. The Management reserves the right to adjust a chosen package based on their clinical judgment, enabling them to modify its scope or duration according to the patient’s clinical requirements.