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What should the ratio be between your estrogen and progesterone levels be after ovulation?
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Higher estrogen: You estrogen level in general should be much higher than your Progesterone levels. Normal estrogen levels are about 150-300 and normal Progesterone levels are about 10-25.
Answered 7/3/2018
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