What is the normal progesterone level at 60 days of pregnancy?

We know that the progesterone level of women after pregnancy is relatively important because it is directly related to the health of the fetus in the belly. However, many people do not know what the normal progesterone value is at 60 days of pregnancy. Sometimes their progesterone value is low but they don’t know it, which eventually harms the baby in the belly or even causes miscarriage. These are all avoidable. So what is the normal progesterone level at 60 days of pregnancy?

Normal progesterone levels at 60 days of pregnancy

1. Normal progesterone value:

Follicular phase blood 0.2~0.6ng/ml3.180.6~1.9nmol/L0.3145

Luteal phase blood 6.5~32.2ng/ml3.1820.7~102.4nmol/L0.3145

7 weeks of pregnancy blood 24.5±7.6ng/ml3.1276.4±23.7nmol/L0.32

8 weeks of pregnancy blood 28.6±7.9ng/ml3.1276.4±23.7nmol/L0.32

Follicular phase blood 24.5±7.6ng/ml3.1289.2±24.6nmol/L0.32

9~12 weeks of pregnancy blood 38.0±13.0ng/ml3.12118.6±40.6nmol/L0.32

13~16 weeks of pregnancy blood 45.5±14.0ng/ml3.12142.0±43.7nmol/L0.32

17-20 weeks of pregnancy blood 63.3±14.0ng/ml3.12197.5±43.7nmol/L0.32

21-24 weeks of pregnancy blood 110.9±35.7ng/ml3.12346.0±111.4nmol/L0.32

25-34 weeks of pregnancy blood 165.3±35.7ng/ml3.12514.8±111.4nmol/L0.32

35 weeks of pregnancy blood 202.0±47.0ng/ml3.12630.2±146.6nmol/L0.32

2. Clinical significance of progesterone

(1) Twin or multiple pregnancy: Due to the increase in placental volume and increased P secretion, the serum P level is usually significantly higher than that in single pregnancy.

(2) Patients with congenital 17α-hydroxylase deficiency have increased serum P levels due to reduced P degradation.

(3) In cases of pregnancy-induced hypertension and endometrial adenoma, blood P levels often increase.

(4) A decrease in serum P may occur in primary or secondary amenorrhea, premature birth, infertility, ectopic pregnancy, or luteal insufficiency.

Progesterone precautions

(1) Both the labeled and standard substances are prepared with anhydrous ethanol, which is volatile. The lids should be tightly sealed and stored in a refrigerator at 4°C.

(2) After the antiserum is diluted into a mother solution, it should be stored at 4°C. Do not store it at -20°C to avoid repeated freezing and thawing, which will reduce the titer of the antiserum.

(3) Reagents such as gelatin, activated carbon, and dextran should be kept in a dark and dry place.

(4) 0.1% GPS can easily deteriorate in the summer even if kept at 4°C. It is best not to use too much at one time. If obvious deterioration such as turbidity, odor, etc. is found, the product should be re-mixed.

(5) When performing B and F separation, since the sample needs to maintain a constant contact adsorption time during DCC, the number of sample tubes in a batch cannot be too large, and the time cannot be too long. It should be controlled within 3 to 5 minutes. After centrifugal separation, the second batch can be added.

(6) When absorbing activated carbon solution (DCC), it is necessary to ensure that the DCC solution is fully mixed to avoid affecting the separation effect due to uneven DCC concentration.

(7) CH2Cl2 used for extraction and anhydrous ethanol used for preparation must be redistilled before use.

Normal progesterone value at 60 days of pregnancy. I believe that everyone has some understanding of this normal value after reading the above article. I hope that women can test the normal progesterone value after 60 days of pregnancy. If it is too low, we need to find ways to increase the progesterone level so that the baby is born healthy, which seems to be more important than anything else.