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About 5 weeks pregnant, my hcg levels are doubling, but now my progestrone levels are slowing going down. first at 16, then 22, 19, 17 now 15.54. bad?
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Can not conclude: Progesterone tests can not be used to make a definitive prediction regarding pregnancy outcomes. A Progesterone less than 5 has a very high chance of being a nonviable pregnancy. A Progesterone level greater than 25 has a high probability of success. Levels between 5-25 are not predictive of outcome. Slight variation in levels is expected.
Answered 8/27/2017
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