What is the standard value of progesterone?

What is progesterone? It is a natural progestin. It plays a significant role in the early growth and development of the fetus. Whether the fetus in the pregnant woman's belly develops healthily is closely related to progesterone. Many pregnant women may not be very clear about its role, let alone know what the standard value of progesterone is. In fact, every pregnant woman should have an understanding of this. So what is the standard value of progesterone? Let us introduce it below.

Progesterone has a significant morphological effect on the estrogen-stimulated endometrium in vivo and is necessary for maintaining pregnancy. The normal value of ketones in women during the follicular phase is 0.6-1.0nmol/L; the normal value during the ovulation phase is 2.40-9.40nmol/L; the normal value after ovulation is 20.8-103.0nmol/L. Female progesterone is divided into progesterone reference values ​​for normal women's menstrual cycle, progesterone reference values ​​for pregnant women, and progesterone reference values ​​for menopausal women. The specific values ​​are also different in different periods.

Normal reference value of progesterone: HCG (IU/L) according to gestational weeks, 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.

The reason for the low progesterone value may be that, first, the corpus luteum function is incomplete. When the corpus luteum of the ovary is not fully developed, the progesterone content is correspondingly reduced. Second, severe disorders of the adrenal and thyroid glands can also affect ovarian function, causing ovulation disorders and a corresponding decrease in progesterone levels. Third, the body develops insulin resistance.

What should you do if the progesterone standard value is low? Don’t worry too much. Is there any way to make up for it? Yes, the method is as follows: First, you can go to the hospital to consult a doctor, and under the doctor's advice, supplement natural progesterone, and eat foods such as beans to assist in increasing the progesterone value. Second, through medication supplementation, which needs to be done under the advice of a doctor. I hope all pregnant women and babies are healthy.