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Progesteron level 0.3 ng/ml. what do i do?
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Level varies: Depending whether you are in pre-pubertal stage, phases of menstruation , trimester of pregnancy , menopausal state to mention the main one . When we come to your case if you are in the follicular stage of your menses it is normal
Answered 2/24/2018
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