Progesterone value comparison table in early pregnancy

The progesterone value in the follicular phase is 0.2-0.6ng/ml; in the follicular phase, the progesterone value is 6.5-32.2ng/ml; at 7 weeks of pregnancy, the progesterone value is 24.5±7.6ng/ml; at 9-12 weeks of pregnancy, the progesterone value is 38±13ng/ml. In the early stages of pregnancy, by checking the levels of human chorionic gonadotropin and progesterone in the body, we can indirectly observe whether the fetal sac is developing normally, which can avoid miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy. If the body's progesterone level is low in the early stages of pregnancy, the patient needs to undergo pregnancy-maintaining treatment, which can be done by intramuscular injection of corpus progesterone copper or oral administration of medications such as pregnancy-maintaining pills.

The progesterone level on the 20th day of pregnancy should not be less than 25ng/mL. If it is less than this, it is considered to be low progesterone and will lead to miscarriage. This is mainly caused by insufficient luteal function during pregnancy. The symptoms can be improved by taking progesterone orally or injecting luteinizing copper intramuscularly. If the progesterone level is too low, it will be detrimental to the implantation and development of the fertilized egg, and unexpected situations will occur. Dynamic monitoring is required. If the progesterone level gradually increases through the use of therapeutic drugs, it means that the condition has improved. If the progesterone level does not increase significantly, or even drops sharply, inevitable miscarriage may occur.

During pregnancy, especially in the early stages of pregnancy, you need to be extra careful and get more rest. If vaginal bleeding occurs, you need to rest in bed, which can alleviate the symptoms to a certain extent. If there is a lack of female hormones, you need to take therapeutic medications on time and have regular follow-up visits.

During early pregnancy the progesterone level should be over 25, preferably over 30. If the progesterone value is less than 25, there is a possibility of luteal insufficiency, and luteal copper supplementation treatment should be actively given. If you supplement luteal copper but the progesterone level is still decreasing, it means that the test tube embryo is not fully developed and there is a possibility of miscarriage. There is also a possibility of ectopic pregnancy, which needs to be confirmed by B-ultrasound. If the progesterone value is lower than 5, there is a greater possibility that the embryo will stop developing. Therefore, testing the progesterone level can make an assessment of the embryonic development process.