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Sorry ive not been able to get this on here sooner my computer has been a right pain!!
anyhoo the results of my blood test where good SO FAR.... my hormones had more than doubled over the 48 hours period exept 1, my progesterone is low so i am going back tomorrow morning for another blood test to see if my progesterone has risen at all over a further 48 hour period!! im not sure of the significance of the rise in progesterone if any one could shed some light would be much appreciated. hope everyone is well today!!... xxx
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petuniabeth - Sunday, 27 Jul
Marie- hope this answers you question about progesterone. I'm so relieved to hear everything is okay. apparently the doc can prescribe you progesterone to take if it continues to be low. yay!! -beth
The progesterone levels during pregnancy is also crucial for the survival of the fetus, it keeps the uterus from contracting and promotes the growth of blood vessels that give nourishment to your baby during pregnancy. Natural progesterone aids in conception (fertility clinics use sometimes natural progesterone for treating infertility), and the progesterone levels during pregnancy help maintain a healthy pregnancy.
The progesterone levels in early pregnancy ordinarily DOUBLES or TRIPLES during the first several weeks of pregnancy. And, of course, progesterone should be produced EVERY DAY during pregnancy (in the regular menstrual period, progesterone is produced at ovulation and for about 14 more days).
To protect the fetus, the progesterone levels during pregnancy then rise to as much as 10 to 15 TIMES normal amounts by the THIRD TRIMESTER. In other words, the progesterone levels during pregnancy can be as much as 300mg to 400mg per day.
For women trying to become pregnant, an adequate amount of natural progesterone is crucial, because this hormone prepares the uterine wall for the implantation of the fertilized egg.
Without the correct levels of progesterone, low levels of progesterone and early pregnancy can result in the loss of the embryo. The progesterone levels in early pregnancy have a major role in maintaining a pregnancy during the early months. Discuss your progesterone levels during pregnancy with your doctor and if low, how to raise progesterone levels naturally.
mandy poo - Sunday, 27 Jul
elo!! im so glad everythin ok been soooooo worried. not to sure bout that but check the net c wot it says x how you both feelin x
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Sorry ive not been able to get this on here sooner my computer has been a right pain!!
anyhoo the results of my blood test where good SO FAR.... my hormones had more than doubled over the 48 hours period exept 1, my progesterone is low so i am going back tomorrow morning for another blood test to see if my progesterone has risen at all over a further 48 hour period!! im not sure of the significance of the rise in progesterone if any one could shed some light would be much appreciated. hope everyone is well today!!... xxx
2 Comments on low progesterone?!?!
petuniabeth - Sunday, 27 Jul
Marie- hope this answers you question about progesterone. I'm so relieved to hear everything is okay. apparently the doc can prescribe you progesterone to take if it continues to be low. yay!! -beth
The progesterone levels during pregnancy is also crucial for the survival of the fetus, it keeps the uterus from contracting and promotes the growth of blood vessels that give nourishment to your baby during pregnancy. Natural progesterone aids in conception (fertility clinics use sometimes natural progesterone for treating infertility), and the progesterone levels during pregnancy help maintain a healthy pregnancy.
The progesterone levels in early pregnancy ordinarily DOUBLES or TRIPLES during the first several weeks of pregnancy. And, of course, progesterone should be produced EVERY DAY during pregnancy (in the regular menstrual period, progesterone is produced at ovulation and for about 14 more days).
To protect the fetus, the progesterone levels during pregnancy then rise to as much as 10 to 15 TIMES normal amounts by the THIRD TRIMESTER. In other words, the progesterone levels during pregnancy can be as much as 300mg to 400mg per day.
For women trying to become pregnant, an adequate amount of natural progesterone is crucial, because this hormone prepares the uterine wall for the implantation of the fertilized egg.
Without the correct levels of progesterone, low levels of progesterone and early pregnancy can result in the loss of the embryo. The progesterone levels in early pregnancy have a major role in maintaining a pregnancy during the early months. Discuss your progesterone levels during pregnancy with your doctor and if low, how to raise progesterone levels naturally.
mandy poo - Sunday, 27 Jul
elo!! im so glad everythin ok been soooooo worried. not to sure bout that but check the net c wot it says x how you both feelin x
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