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I'm having a mid luteal phase progesterone test done, on cycle day 21. i've been ovulating between days 19-20. will this affect my test results?
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Yes: The midluteal phase is considered approximately one week after ovulation. Your Progesterone level will be low if your ovulation was only a day or two before.
Answered 6/30/2014
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