Normal progesterone range at 7 weeks

Various physical indicators after pregnancy are important for pregnant women to observe. Only when the values ​​of human body indicators are normal can it be said that the baby's development is very good, so the range of values ​​of human body indicators is something that every friend wants to know. So what is the standard value of progesterone after seven weeks of pregnancy? Let's learn about these knowledge together below.

How much is the normal value of progesterone in 7 weeks of pregnancy

The normal level of progesterone at 7 weeks of pregnancy is 52.7-100.1 nmol/L.

Progesterone is a type of estrogen, also known as corpus luteum. Progesterone during pregnancy is the key basis for the normal functioning of pregnancy, and progesterone levels are related to the normal growth and development of the fetus. Because progesterone can reduce the sensitivity of the pregnant uterus to oxytocin and prevent the uterus from contracting completely. If the progesterone level is too low during pregnancy, it may cause miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy and other adverse symptoms. In severe cases, it may seriously endanger the safety of the pregnant mother and fetus.

Progesterone level is a very important indicator during pregnancy. The normal value of progesterone at 7 weeks of pregnancy is 52.7-100.1 nmol/L. It’s okay if the progesterone value is a little higher or lower, but if it is very low, pregnant women need to pay attention and should go to a regular hospital for examination and receive pregnancy treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Pregnant women should pay attention. The progesterone value of each hospital outpatient department may be different. When obtaining the test report, it should be calculated into nmol/L. The formula is nmol/L=ng/ml

3.18, nmol/L X 0.3145 = ng/ml.

How to determine the progesterone value during pregnancy

1. Look at the standard value

Generally speaking, the average value of progesterone during pregnancy is 25ng/ml (80.3nmol/L). Low progesterone during pregnancy can lead to miscarriage. Therefore, if the progesterone level of a pregnant woman is ≥25ng/ml, it is normal. If the progesterone level is between 15 and 25ng/ml, it means that the corpus luteum function is somewhat deficient and progesterone needs to be supplemented as soon as possible. If the progesterone level is ≤15ng/ml, it is recommended to see a doctor as soon as possible or terminate the pregnancy immediately.

2. Comparison of test results: The progesterone value of pregnant women during pregnancy tends to increase. Therefore, pregnant women can compare the data of two test results before and after. It is recommended to compare the value obtained by self-testing with the standard value required at the current stage. For example, the progesterone value on the test sheet is 118.6±40.6nmol/L. Through comparison, it can be inferred that the pregnant woman is about 9-12 weeks pregnant.