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My progesterone levels 7 or 8 days post ovulation are 15.59 ng/ml. am i ovulating?
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Progesterone: Hi, 15.59 ng/ml is a good level mid cycle and after ovulation, so you should have ovulated then.
Answered 10/8/2014
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