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Re: Low progesterone riskFrom: Aimee (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 15 Dec 2000 06:01:13 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Lynn D. Montgomery, MD wrote: > >At Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Aimee wrote: >> >>I am currently 15 dpo and my bbt was still up this morning, so I am very >>excited about the possibility of being pregnant (after one year ttc). >>I'll probably take a hpt tomorrow if my temp is still up. My concern is >>this-- I had a CD 21 progesterone level of 10.9 this cycle and I am not >>on a progesterone supplement. I know that this puts me at a higher risk >>for miscarriage. And I know there is a debate as to whether a >>progesterone supplement will help at this point. Are there any >>statistics for miscarriage rates at this prog. level? Should I have >>another progesterone test after I confirm pregnancy-- can it go up in a >>week's time to an acceptable level? >> >>Thank you very much for any info you can give. > >At this point, I would not be concerned by the progesterone level. It >is likely increased by now if you are indeed pregnant... >Lynn > >-- >Lynn D. Montgomery, MD >Director, Maternal-Fetal Medicine >Rocky Mountain Perinatal Center >Missoula, Montana > Dr. Montgomery, I did have a positive hpt this morning(yeah!!!!), after my temperature spiked 0.2 degrees higher than it has ever been this cycle. Do you think this spike indicates anything about my progesterone level? Is it reasonable to ask my doctor for another progesterone test to put my mind at ease, since I just had one on CD 21?
Thank you so much!
Aimee
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