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A member asked:
Progesterone was 48.5 luteal phase. is that normal? what does this show? 22nd day of cycle.
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It's good (normal): A progesterone level of anything over about 1.5 - means that ovulation has occurred. There really aren't "good" and "bad" progesterone levels, so you don't need to make it higher. Good wishes.
Answered 9/30/2016
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