As is well known, progesterone is a hormone secreted by the human body, which is very important for physical health and pregnancy health. And there is also a normal standard for the secretion of progesterone in the body. If progesterone is low or high, it may be a health problem. So, what is the normal progesterone value?
Firstly, if you are just pregnant, the level of progesterone will remain in the luteal phase. After the formation of the placenta, hormones are secreted and progesterone gradually increases. The normal value of progesterone after pregnancy is within the range of 63.4-94.5 in early pregnancy, and between 95 and 150 in mid pregnancy. And the progesterone levels in late pregnancy will be even higher, reaching between 150 and 1500. The progesterone levels during each stage of pregnancy are different, and as long as the pregnant woman's test results are within this range, it is considered normal.
Secondly, when checking progesterone, it is usually done by drawing blood. When checking progesterone, pregnant women do not need to be on an empty stomach and can still drink water. Pregnant women do not need to go hungry to avoid prolonged hunger, as it may be harmful to their health. The results of the progesterone test are usually available in the afternoon, and pregnant women can take a break at noon and then go to the hospital in the afternoon. In the early stages of pregnancy, progesterone levels are always on the rise and can be compared through two laboratory tests. If the results are different and there is a downward trend, it is necessary to seek a comprehensive examination from a doctor.
Finally, in daily life, pregnant women can also supplement progesterone through food. You can eat more grains.
