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A member asked:
I am quite concerned about my progesterone levels. at 6w1d pregnancy i had a test result with 33.5 nmol/l, my doc said it is slightly low and put me on utrigestan 200 mg. she was happy with hcg levels. is is slightly low or is it badly low?
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Slightly low,: your doctor is taking the appropriate measures, to give the pregnancy the best chance. Followup level's and ultrasounds can be reassuring.
Answered 1/30/2020
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