Re: To Jodi LOW PROGESTERONE

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I wasn't trying to get pregnant, I actually have a sixmonth old. That it took 6 years to get pregnant with him, and he was the result of injections and inseminations. This was a big surprise, so I don't know about the temperature. I do know that I have a friend that that happens to and she also has low progesterone.

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Angela

At Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Jodi wrote:
>
>Angela:
>I am just curious, had you been taking your basal temp?
>The reason I ask is cause I continue to have pg.  symptoms and had
>spotting and all, but my temp dropped below coverline.  I am under the
>impression that low temps are caused by low progesterone.  I am going to
>go ahead and take a hpt in the morning to make myself quit thinking I am
>pg if I am not.  But I am wondering what your temps would look like if
>you were in fact pg and had the low progr.
>Congrats on being pregnant. May you have a wonderful 9 mths!
>-Jodi
>
>At Fri,  7 Dec 2001, Angela wrote:
>>
>>I just found out that I am 6 weeks pregnant.  My HCG levels are good but
>>my progesterone levels are low.  They are 7.8.  The doctor did an u/s
>>and we saw the heartbeat.  But I am still a wreck about the
>>progesterone.  He did put me on some.
>>
>>What I the chances of a miscarriage.  I read in places that if you
>>levels are 10 less that you will prbably have a miscarriage.
>>
>>My doctor said everything looked good and the heartbeat was strong, but
>>I am still worried.

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