One of its major roles is to prepare the lining of the uterus (the endometrium) to allow the embryo to implant and grow. In some of the treatment protocols progesterone is not produced by the ovary in adequate amounts, or its effect on the lining of the uterus is inadequate. This problem is called luteal deficiency. It is more common in older women and in women with abnormal ovulation.
Potassium chloride can be given orally in less serious situations or by IV in more serious situtations of potassium shortage. When given by IV, potassium chloride cannot be administered via IV push/bolus (or via IM or s.q.), because it would result in the patient receiving too much potassium too quickly; it must be diluted and infused over a certain period of time.
Why Your Potassium May Be Low. 1  1. Medication sides effect: Some medications for illnesses like asthma or emphysema can lower your Potassium levels. 2  2. Kidneyâs lose Potassium: For patients whoâve had a kidney transplant or disorder like tubular acidosis, kidney disorders can cause low Potassium levels. 3. Low Magnesium or Sodium: Both Magnesium and Sodium are important to aid the body in Potassium metabolizing. An inadequate intake of Magnesium or absorption issues in the body can produce low levels of Potassium.