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A member asked:
I have pcos & i'm 5 weeks pregnant, hcg 507 but low progesterone at 6.2. now taking supplements can i have a successful pregnancy? i also take metform
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Yes: You will hopefully have a good pregnancy. but a lower progesterone especially below 5 can indicate that the pregnancy will have a higher chance of miscarriage. it is too early to know. as your hormones go up the ultrasound will hopefully be reassuring
Answered 6/12/2015
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