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What is normal for progesterone levels at 7dpo

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Prayingforamiracle2 · 29/05/2023 21:22

Hi
I had my progesterone levels checked at 7dpo they cone back at 15.7 nmol/L does this mean I am ovulating or not, I find all of this kind of thing so confusing.

Thank you

OP posts:
MK85 · 29/05/2023 23:10

I was told progesterone needed to be above 30 nmol/l to confirm ovulation

allgoodthings84 · 29/05/2023 23:26

My GP told me it needs to be over 30 for nhs to confirm ovulation for sure

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Prayingforamiracle2 · 30/05/2023 09:57

Thanks this is what I thought so no idea why it says my results is normal. I get positive ovulation tests every month abd have been trying for 2 and a half years now 🥲

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dabs9 · 30/05/2023 11:47

Hi. I had mine tested a couple of months back and it was 23nmol/l which I was gutted by but my fertility consultant was happy that I had ovulated.
When I researched more I think that level indicates ovulation but may be that the blood sample wasn't actually taken at 7dpo.

	30-65.5 nmol/L — this indicates that you’ve ovulated
	15.2-30 nmol/L —this indicates that it's possible you've ovulated but you might have done the test too early in your cycle 
	0-15.2 nmol/L — this indicates that you haven’t ovulated
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