Luteal Phase Defect: Can it cause infertility?

The luteal phase is considered defective or deficient if the progesterone level is not sufficient to maintain the uterine lining or endometrium for embryo implantation and pregnancy. A short luteal phase of fewer than 8 days can only cause infertility if it is consistently present in most months. Luteal phase deficiency is a subtle form of ovulation defect. Read the full blog: https://www.anupanandi.org/post/lutea... For more blogs visit: www.anupanandi.org Facebook: @dranupanandi Instagram: anupanandi4 Twitter: @AnupaNandi