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How can i lower my estrogen level? i'm trying to get pregnant but my estrogen level is always to high! ob says prefer no more than 75, mine is at 213!
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Just fine: As long as a woman has regular menstrual periods, an estrogen level of 235 pg/ml is just fine.
Answered 5/29/2016
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Thanks for your answer. But i meant to ask if it is possible for me to get peegnant with 217 estrogen and progesterone level ok. Can you please confirm?
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