What is the normal progesterone level during menstruation?

Most women have menstruation every month, and the menstrual cycle is usually five to seven days. The progesterone value can effectively determine whether the menstruation is normal, but this value must be checked with instruments in the hospital. The follicle and ovulation values ​​are related to this. During the menstrual period, the inner wall of the uterus will undergo some changes and will be thicker than before, so the progesterone value may be inaccurate. Here I will introduce to you the correct answer to the progesterone value.

The normal value of progesterone in women during the follicular phase is 0.6-1.0nmol/L. The normal value during ovulation period is 2.40～9.40nmol/L. The normal value after ovulation is 20.8～103.0nmol/L. Female infertility experts point out that it is generally in the late menstrual cycle that the glands in the uterine mucosa grow, the uterus becomes congested, and the endometrium thickens, preparing for the implantation of the fertilized egg. After the fertilized egg is implanted, it produces the placenta, reduces the excitability of the pregnant uterus, inhibits its activity, and allows the fetus to grow safely. Male: Adult: <3.2nmol/L. Female: Follicular phase: 0.6-1.0nmol/L. Ovulation period: 1.0-11.2nmol/L. After ovulation: 20.8-103.0nmol/L.

Infertility experts say that progesterone plays a big role for women, and fertility and embryo development are related to progesterone. Progesterone is produced by the ovaries during ovulation and to a lesser extent by the adrenal glands. The body's steroid hormone pregnenolone helps produce it, which in turn helps produce other steroid hormones, such as cortisol, estrogen, and testosterone. In women, one of the important roles of progesterone is to counteract the effects of estrogen.

When checking progesterone, please note: 1. The testing units of different hospitals may be different, and the data is for reference only. If you have any questions about the test results, it is recommended to consult a doctor. 2. The units used in different hospitals are different. If the reference value of the test report you get is in ng/ml, such as the normal value of the old follicular phase unit X

3.18 is converted to the unit nmol/L. (That is: ng/ml multiplied by 3.18 equals nmol/L, for example, 10ng/ml=31.8nmol/L). Follicular phase legal unit normal value X

0.3145, converted to get the old unit ng/ml.