Maternal Serum Progesterone Levels and Threatened Abortion in Lactating Pregnant Women

This study focuses on the connection between a hormone called progesterone and the risk of early pregnancy loss in women who become pregnant while breastfeeding. The main goal is to understand the role of progesterone in these pregnancies, specifically looking at its levels during the first trimester and how it might impact the likelihood of experiencing threatened abortion, which is characterized by vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy. In this study, pregnant women who are breastfeeding will have their progesterone levels checked during the first trimester. The presence or absence of threatened abortion will be noted, and various factors such as clinical, obstetric, and demographic data will be recorded. The study aims to provide valuable insights into how progesterone levels might influence the risk of early pregnancy complications in this specific group of women. The findings could potentially improve how we assess risk, diagnose, and manage threatened abortion in women who conceive while breastfeeding.