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High progesterone levels
Hi , I am going through frozen ET. On second day of my periods, Estrogen and progesterone blood test is done. Estrogen is normal but progesterone levels are 1.25 on second day of periods. This happened last month also and doctor cancelled last month and told to do in next month but this month also progesterone levels are high on second day. What is the reason for this and is it ok to go with Embryo transfer if progesterone level is 1.25 ?
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High progesterone will affect the implantation.So there are high chance of IVF failure.But 1.25 is good to go ..as upto 1.5 there are good chances
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