Progesterone serum level in Pregnancy

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Iam in my early pregnancy 3 weeks. My Progesterone Serum level is 4.90 ng/mL. Is it a normal range? Is this very low

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Dr. Vijaya Gupta

Gynecologist 21 yrs exp Chandigarh

3 week? The day u skip ur periods ur 4 weeks one day pregnant Reason fr checking progesterone levels? History of abortion? Check reference range in the lab values in the report

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Dr. Neha Vashisth

Gynecologist 12 yrs exp Jaipur

It's low , u can take supplements

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