So per Dr I did a cd21 progesterone test, and I just looked at the results online my level is at 10.1. Unfortunately they didn't post a "healthy range".
Can someone help with the range? Is that number good or bad?
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I believe anything over 10 is good, so I'd call that good but borderline. Mine was 3.1 and she said that meant I didn't ovulate. Did you take it on CD21 or 7DPO?
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From information online it looks like between 10 and 15.
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I was told it needs to be 10<, so like @Shutterbug said, borderline good. I was recently told to take vitex to help boost progesterone, so it might be something to try? (My level was 8, a little low).
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@Shutterbug: today is CD21 and 7DPO.
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This site is a great resource - http://www.fertilityplus.com/faq/hormonelevels.html#female
It says >10 for a non-medicated cycle, >15 for medicated.
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@MrsCB: I guess I am borderline. I guess I will see if I hear from the Dr.
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@MrsCastro: good luck! I hope it's good news from the doc!
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Dr. Emailed me and said I was within "normal range" to confirm ovulation. What the range is I have no idea she didn't say.
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@MrsCastro: Anything over 10 confirms ovulation but they prefer it to be closer to 20 to sustain a pregnancy. I had 2 early MCs due to low progesterone and the first time I was just over 10 and the second I was 13 at 7dpo. The good news is that progesterone is very easy to supplement if necessary. With my sticky pregnancy we started supplementing as soon as O was confirmed and my P was 19 at 7dpo. Even with that number I had some spotting and needed to increase my dosage.
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Mine were always around 10 on clomid, never great. 'Good enough', they called it.
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