Luteal phase insufficiency infertility
Luteal insufficiency infertility refers to infertility caused by delayed or stagnation of the secretory endometrium due to poor luteal development or premature degeneration, insufficient progesterone secretion, or reduced endometrial responsiveness to progesterone, or asynchronous development of the matrix and glands that affects the implantation of the fertilized egg.
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Site of disease:
Female Reproduction -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
More common in women of childbearing age -
Related symptoms:
Female infertility luteinized cyst -
Concurrent disease:
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Chorionic Gonadotropin for Injection
Indication: 1. Diagnosis and treatment of cryptorchidism before puberty. 2. Male infertility caused by hypopituitarism can be used in combination with urinary gonadotropins. Those with long-term hypogonadotropin function should also be treated with testosterone. 3. Female anovulatory infertility caused by pituitary gonadotropin deficiency is often treated with clomiphene in combination with postmenopausal gonadotropins to promote ovulation. 4. For in vitro fertilization to obtain multiple oocytes, it needs to be used in combination with postmenopausal gonadotropins. 5. Treatment of female corpus luteum insufficiency. 6. Functional uterine bleeding, threatened abortion in early pregnancy, and habitual abortion.
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