What should the progesterone and hcg levels be at 36 days of pregnancy?

If a person's body is healthy, then the hormones in his body will not change. But if there is something wrong with the body, the female hormones in the body will begin to change. For example, after a woman becomes pregnant, her progesterone and hcg values ​​will change, and along with the changes during pregnancy, the hcg and progesterone values ​​of pregnant women will also change. So how do women's hcg and progesterone values ​​change after pregnancy?

In terms of hcg values, a woman's hcg value will first increase during pregnancy, reach its highest value at 8 weeks of pregnancy, then drop to the upper middle level, and remain there until the end of pregnancy. In terms of actual values, different values ​​will appear at different times. For example, in weeks 5-6 of pregnancy, that is, days 35-42 of pregnancy, the hcg value of pregnant women should be between 10000-100000 IU/L. If it is far from reaching this standard, the woman should go to a reliable hospital for medical examination in time, and actively receive treatment under the doctor's arrangement.

In terms of progesterone levels, progesterone is also known as corpus luteum copper, progesterone growth hormone, etc. It is also the main biologically active estrogen secreted by the uterus and ovaries. At the same time, progesterone can protect the female uterine wall. If taken during pregnancy, progesterone hormone can also provide support and protection for the early growth and development of the fetus. And progesterone can also have a calming effect on the uterus, but in terms of actual values, each stage will be different. For example, at 35-42 days of pregnancy, the progesterone value of pregnant women should be between 6.5~32.2ng/ml-3.1820.7~102.4nmol/L0.3145. If there is any abnormality, it should be properly handled.

The progesterone and hcg values ​​of pregnant women will show the detailed condition of the pregnant woman, and different values ​​will appear at different stages. Therefore, during actual examinations, if the hcg value or progesterone is found to have changed, the patient should contact the attending physician in time. If possible, the patient should also carry out follow-up examinations under the arrangement of the attending physician.