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First trimester progestrone decrease
Hi i got checked for progestrone and hcg level in first trimester. While my hcg level doubled in 48 hours but my progestrone declined. Why is that
Hcg- 1240
After 48 hours hcg- 2400
Progestrone- 7.4 ng/ml
After 48 hours progestrone- 5.7 ng/ml
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Dr. Jaydeep Mangroliya
General Physician
2 yrs exp
Rajkot
Normally, Hcg levels in 1st trimester gets nearly double during 1st trimester.. till 10th week , after that level of hcg starts falling
But progesterone level rise continue in a slow rate till delivery.. it do not fall.
In your case hcg levels getting double in 48 hrs during 1st trimester is normal.
But you need to get concern about fall in progesterone levels and consult to your obstetrician.
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