Reference value of progesterone at 33 days of pregnancy

Women should take care of their bodies during pregnancy. Low progesterone during pregnancy will have an impact on the fetus. In severe cases, it may cause miscarriage. Therefore, if women find that progesterone is low, they need to seek medical treatment in time. However, the progesterone level is different in different stages. Let’s follow the editor to learn about the normal progesterone value on the 33rd day of pregnancy.

First of all, generally speaking, the progesterone level of a pregnant woman is between 52.7nmol/L-1OO.1nmol/L at 7 weeks of pregnancy, and the normal level of progesterone is between 64.6-113.8nmol/L-1OO.1nmol/L at 8 weeks of pregnancy. The 33rd day of pregnancy is still in the early stages of pregnancy. Progesterone will increase to a certain extent during pregnancy. If a woman's progesterone level is still low after the embryo is formed, it would be abnormal.

Secondly, if the progesterone level of a pregnant woman is low, she should seek medical advice immediately. In addition to traditional Chinese medicine treatment, expectant mothers can also eat more foods containing soy lecithin and natural vitamin E, and these foods are helpful for the production of progesterone levels in the body of expectant mothers. In addition, expectant mothers can eat more fruits, especially fruits rich in vitamin C and vitamin E, such as kiwi, red grapefruit, etc.

Finally, women must have a certain understanding of the normal value of progesterone during pregnancy, and go to the hospital for pregnancy check-ups on time. If any abnormalities are found in the body, they can find countermeasures as soon as possible. If the fetus is unstable, they need to keep the fetus. If the fetus cannot be saved, they have to give up the pregnancy.

Progesterone is also called estrogen. Estrogen in women is produced by the ovaries, embryo and adrenal glands. After pregnancy, the level of progesterone in blood cells increases steadily with the progress of pregnancy. Progesterone levels vary greatly among different groups. It mainly comes from the corpus luteum of the ovary within 6 weeks of pregnancy, and is mainly secreted by the embryo in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy. The increase in progesterone levels after pregnancy is beneficial to the implantation of the fertilized egg, preventing uterine contractions and keeping the uterus in a static state before the pregnant woman gives birth.