Progesterone levels in 2 months of pregnancy

The standard value of progesterone at 5 weeks of pregnancy is 20ng/L; at 5 weeks of pregnancy, the standard value of progesterone is 20-25ng/L; at 6 weeks of pregnancy, the standard value of progesterone is 22-30ng/L. The standard value of progesterone at 6 weeks of pregnancy is 25-30ng/L. The standard value of progesterone at 7 weeks of pregnancy is 25-35ng/L. The standard value of progesterone at 7 weeks of pregnancy is 25-35ng/L; the standard value of progesterone at 8 weeks of pregnancy is 30-35ng/L. The concentration in each hospital is different. If you need to convert it to mmol/L, multiply the relative standard value by 3. The pregnancy is two months, which is 8 weeks. According to the old system, the standard value of progesterone level at 8 weeks of pregnancy is between 20-36ng/ml; according to the new legal requirements, the normal value of progesterone is between 53-100nmol/L.

Because the testing methods required for actual hospital testing are different, and the testing companies used are different, the normal reference ranges provided are not exactly the same. The specific situation should be assessed based on the normal reference range provided in the test report, and the attending physician should also be consulted for his explanation of the test results. If the progesterone level in early pregnancy remains below 25 ng/ml, there is a possibility of threatened miscarriage and appropriate fetal preservation treatment should be considered.

A progesterone level of more than 25 ng in the second month of pregnancy is considered normal. It is best to go to the hospital for regular blood tests. If the progesterone level is low during pregnancy, it is best to use progesterone copper effectively under the guidance of a doctor to prevent miscarriage. Pay attention to rest during pregnancy, improve nutrition and diet, it is best not to overwork, and do not eat spicy and irritating foods. If spotting occurs during pregnancy, it may be a threatened miscarriage, and it is best to take fetal-stabilizing drugs effectively. It is recommended not to exercise excessively. Generally, it is safer to maintain the pregnancy until three months. Effective folic acid supplementation is needed in the early stages of pregnancy to prevent fetal malformations.

As a woman progresses through the pregnancy, her progesterone levels will slowly rise or remain about the same, and sometimes fluctuate. The metabolism of progesterone is a single pulse metabolism, which is a normal phenomenon. In clinical medicine, some pregnant women have always paid close attention to the value of progesterone during pregnancy. For women in early pregnancy, the progesterone level is around 70nmol/L, for women in mid-pregnancy, the progesterone level is around 200nmol/L, and for women in late pregnancy, the progesterone level can reach around 1000nmol/L.