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What should i do to increase my progesterone levels? 40 days pregnant. progesterone level is 8.6 ng/ml. kindly suggest me medication. freaking out.
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Progesterone: Some doctors will prescribe Progesterone pills. You may ask your doctor if you are a candidate. Most doctors would not put you on it at this point.
Answered 6/30/2014
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