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Let’s see those Progesterone Levels Ladies! Please share what fertility medication you’re on, or have taken, along with the dosage and cycle days. Include what cycle day you had your progesterone check, as well as DPO (Days Past Ovulation) Lastly, of course, tell us what those progesterone levels were!

There are two different units of measurement used for testing progesterone values, these are ng/mL & nmol/L

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Progesterone is so important! Your progesterone levels are taken on medicated cycles to ensure the fertility medication prescribed is working and doing it’s job to help assist with ovulation. It also helps your Doctor determine if an increase in dosage is needed with future cycles. It can also inform your Doctor if progesterone supplements may be needed after ovulation. Your progesterone level not only confirms ovulation occurred successfully during your <a href="https://glowing.com/glow-fertility-program">fertility treatment</a>, but also ensures your levels are high enough to support a pregnancy if it were to occur!

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