Delayed ovulation and low progesterone are a common physiological phenomenon in women, which may make it more difficult for women to get pregnant. If a woman experiences delayed ovulation and low progesterone, she should seek medical attention promptly so that this problem can be discovered and dealt with promptly.

Progesterone is an important hormone that promotes the development of a woman’s reproductive system and maintains her ability to become pregnant. If women have low levels of progesterone, their chances of getting pregnant are lower. In addition, progesterone also helps promote the onset of menstruation in women. If women have low progesterone levels, they may experience irregular menstruation.

So, what should women do if ovulation is delayed and progesterone is low? First of all, women should seek medical treatment promptly and let the doctor examine their body and formulate a corresponding treatment plan. Women should follow the doctor's recommendations for treatment and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment.

In addition, women should pay attention to their diet in daily life to maintain good health. Women should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and less greasy and irritating foods.