What are the normal levels of progesterone and hcg in 5 weeks of pregnancy?

At 5 weeks of pregnancy, progesterone is generally between 15 and 25 ng/ml, and hCG should be between 500 and 10,000 lu/L. The progesterone and hCG levels of each woman after pregnancy are different. As long as they are within the normal range, there is generally no impact.

1. In the early stages of pregnancy, progesterone levels and hCG are indicators of the quality of embryo development. If progesterone levels and hCG are slightly low, there is a possibility of threatened miscarriage, abortion, IVF termination, or ectopic pregnancy. A follow-up visit is required the next day to see if the hCG level is normal.

2. If the progesterone value and hCG are slightly low, you need to take medication under the guidance of a doctor. You can also take some folic acid under the guidance of a doctor, which can prevent fetal neural tube malformations.

At five weeks of pregnancy, the pregnancy-related hormones in the pregnant woman's body have already begun to increase significantly to prepare for the care of the baby. At this time, when the pregnant woman goes to the hospital for examination, she will receive a report on the relevant body hormones, which contains the values ​​of hCG and progesterone in the pregnant woman's body. So what are the normal values ​​of hCG and progesterone at 5 weeks of pregnancy?

How much is the normal value of hcg and progesterone at 5 weeks of pregnancy

The standard value for women during the follicular phase is 0.6-1.0 nmol/L, the standard value during the ovulation phase is 2.40-9.40 nmol/L, and the standard value after ovulation is 20.8-103.0 nmol/L. Normal standard values ​​of progesterone: HCG (IU/L) in weeks of pregnancy, 0.2-1 week 5-50, 1-2 weeks 50-500, 2-3 weeks 100-5000, 3-4 weeks 500-10000, 4-5 weeks 1000-50000, 5-6 weeks 10000-100000, 6-8 weeks 15000-200000, 2-3 months 10000-100000.

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1. Maintain immunity. Progesterone has the function of maintaining immunity and inhibiting immune response. When a woman is pregnant normally, the progesterone level increases, which can prevent the test tube embryo from being rejected by the pregnant mother and maintain the pregnancy.

2. Blastocyst embryo implantation. During ovulation, under the action of estrogen secreted by progesterone, the uterine wall switches from the reproductive phase to the metabolic phase, making the uterine wall receptive to the implantation of the fertilized egg.

3. Inhibit uterine contractions. Progesterone levels can change the permeability of the uterine cytoplasm to positive ions, making the membrane in an abnormal state, thereby reducing the uterine muscle fluid regulation and conductivity, and reducing the sensitivity of the uterine muscle to various stimuli, thereby preventing the uterus from expelling the test tube embryo and playing a role in preserving the fetus.

4. Others. Estrogen can increase the secretion of fetal insulin by increasing the blood sugar level of pregnant women, thereby promoting the growth and development of the fetus. Estrogen can also promote the production of certain proteins in the uterus, which is beneficial to the maintenance of pregnancy.

During this stage, the growth hormone related to pregnancy is at a relatively high level. If the growth hormone level of a pregnant woman is too low, it may cause amenorrhea, miscarriage and other unexpected situations. Therefore, if the growth hormone level of a pregnant woman is too low, please go to the hospital for treatment in time and refer to the doctor's advice for treatment.