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Due date and progesterone
My ex-girlfriend was taking the birth control Taytulla then switch to Estrostep and got pregnant while on it. She had a doctor's appointment on Monday July 9th and she told me that she is 10 weeks pregnant we had sex on May 18th which would be 7 weeks and 3 days she said she didn't know when her last menstrual cycle was.Could they be that far off with the dates?
She also told me they didn't give her a due date is that normal?
She has been spotting and her progesterone level is a 7.1 how low is
Dear , dont worry .sorry to say
You no need to know all those things , as u give car for servicing then u fallow whatever that service man said then why not about body.
U already consulting doctor so fallow doctor ,don't worry about anything ,doctor has to take care of all those things , any doubt u have all rights to ask your doubt to treating doctor but be aware of your questions like whats the value ,how to increase no need to ask ,.to know all those things only doctor spend 6 years minimum so how they wl explain in minutes so please be clear about your doubts .
U can ask risk , benifts , care , prevention , cure duration , side effects ,
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Taytulla and Estrostep are both Norethindrone-E.Estradiol-Iron. Women in the middle of their menstrual cycle have a normal progesterone value: 5 to 20 ng/mL, pregnant women in their first trimester have a progesterone level: 11.2 to 90 ng/mL. Her progesterone levels for her current situation is considerably low. Kindly meet your treating OBGYN at the earliest.
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