Progesterone is an important indicator for women who have just become pregnant. Therefore, during prenatal checkups, the progesterone index is checked, and there are certain reference standards for progesterone index. The progesterone index also varies at different gestational weeks. So, now let's take a look at whether a pregnancy of 21.5 progesterone at 35 days of pregnancy is normal?
The progesterone value at 35 days of pregnancy is 21.5, and if the unit is ng/ml, it is normal. If the progesterone unit is nmol/l, it will be lower. The ideal value of progesterone during one month of pregnancy is greater than 20ng/ml. Some people may only have progesterone in their teens, but there are no symptoms of bleeding or abdominal pain, and there is no need to worry. Just observe. Because a slight decrease in progesterone does not necessarily mean miscarriage, it may also be due to the fact that progesterone levels have not yet increased during pregnancy.
In addition, even if the progesterone level is slightly lower and there are no symptoms after 40 days of pregnancy, there is no need to use progesterone or dexamethasone, because some people may have lower hormone levels themselves, so the progesterone level may not be very high throughout the entire pregnancy cycle, but maintaining pregnancy is sufficient.
Progesterone will gradually increase with the increase of gestational age, and the HCG value will also double in early pregnancy. If all tests are within the normal reference range and there is no lower back pain, abdominal pain, or vaginal bleeding, there is generally no need for special intervention. Attention should be paid to supplementing folic acid three months before pregnancy and avoiding sexual activity.
