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Progesterone Sleep Quality

Meaning

This term describes the direct, clinically observed relationship between optimal progesterone levels, particularly in females and sometimes in males, and the enhancement of sleep architecture and restorative sleep quality. Progesterone and its neuroactive metabolites, such as allopregnanolone, are recognized for their anxiolytic and sedative properties, promoting sleep onset and maintenance. Maintaining sufficient progesterone signaling is a critical factor in managing insomnia and improving overall sleep-related well-being.