Normal values of progesterone during ovulation

Progestin levels are generally low before ovulation and rise only after ovulation. Therefore, if a woman is not ovulating, progesterone should be low. If it is before ovulation, progesterone levels are generally less than 1.0 ng/ml, and if it rises when it should not be, it is abnormal. In addition, progesterone secretion is pulsed and may rise and fall. It is not recommended to monitor progesterone during pregnancy to predict embryo quality or guide medication, and it is recommended to maintain a happy mood.