Plan Smarter: The Benefits of Progesterone and Ovulation Testing
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Why Should You Take theProgesterone Test?
Evaluate Fertility Issues:
Monitor Pregnancy Health:
Understand Abnormal Bleeding:
Diagnose Underlying Conditions:
Symptoms Indicating theNeed for Progesterone Testing
Early Pregnancy Concerns
High-Risk Pregnancy Monitoring
Irregular Menstrual Cycles
Recurrent Miscarriages
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
Hormonal Imbalances Among Males and Females
How and What We Measure
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Understanding Your ProgesteroneTest Results
| Progesterone Level (nmol/L) | Progesterone Level (ng/mL) | What It Means for Your Health |
Less than 3.18 nmol/L | Less than 1 ng/mL | Pre-Ovulation (Follicular Phase):Low progesterone levels typical before ovulation. Retest in 7-10 days to confirm cycle progression. |
3.18 to 15.9 nmol/L | 1 to 5 ng/mL | Ovulation (Mid-Cycle):Elevated progesterone levels indicating ovulation. Retest in 1 week for luteal function monitoring. |
More than 15.9 nmol/L | More than 5 ng/mL | Post-Ovulation (Luteal Phase):Sustained levels indicating luteal phase activity. Regular monitoring may be advised based on symptoms. |
Note:These reference ranges may vary somewhat between laboratories; results for individual patients should be interpreted in the clinical setting and with regard to cycle timing. For accurate assessment, blood samples are typically collected seven days before the anticipated onset of menstruation, corresponding to the mid-luteal phase in a standard 28-day cycle.
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