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I ve a 29-30 days cycle.doc checked my blood progesterone level at cd23 and told i didn't ovulate this month.does blood prog shows at cd23?24 yrs old.
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Yes: Progesterone rises in blood within 3-5 days after ovulation, so if 29-30 is your usual cycle length, then cd 23 would be accurate. Do you know how high it was? I've observed many docs over-or-under call based on progesterone, if it was greater than about 2.0 it is ovulatory, if below 1.5 probably not.
Answered 6/30/2014
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