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My progesterone level on cd 21 is 0.3ng/ml?
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No ovulation: To indicate ovulation the level must be at least 3-4 ng/ml. A normal ovulation produces a value exceeding about 10. So either you are not ovulating or your ovulation will be delayed.
Answered 1/19/2017
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