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My progesterone levels is 5.41 @ 4 weeks do your think the baby will be ok?
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Not enough info : Progesterone can not accurately be used to determine pregnancy viability. A higher number is better but this test alone can not be used to make a judgment.
Answered 6/30/2014
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