PCOS Messages for February, 2001: Re: low progesterone results-advice need please

Re: low progesterone results-advice need please

From: Kallie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 28 Feb 2001 21:46:54 -0600 (CST)

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To the best of my memory a 6 is just fine if you ar enot pregnant at this time. Once you become pregnant the numbe rshould begin increasing. Doctors really say it should be at least 15 to sustain pregnancy at least by the first 6 weeks or so. HOWEVER> The "textbook" medical books "quote" that the "range" of levels are between 9 and 90 during the first trimester.

Pretty damn big range huh. When my Dr. was checking my levels just before my miscarraige they never got above 15 or so and I remember it being as low as 5 before the D & E.

There are some places on the net that I remember looking during that time. I'd look them up for you but I am really not in the frame of mind to revisit the experience. I do remember though that Yahoo was a good search. Maybe Ask too.

At Wed, 28 Feb 2001, mollie wrote: >
>i have just had my progesterone levels back to day and its only 6,i was
>just wondering to any one else that is trying for a baby,what sort of
>levels they had because i know this all part of the pcos problem.i do
>ovulate though(welli get regular periods)so what will they be able to do
>now,i know i can,t have clomid before i get pg again because of multiby
>births.so what can they give me to sustain a pg next time?
>help from anyone thanks in advance
>mollie

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Kallie

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