How much progesterone proves ovulation

In general, progesterone levels will rise after ovulation. However, progesterone secretion is pulsed, and the value will fluctuate, so it is not possible to judge ovulation by simply relying on progesterone values. It is necessary to combine other tests, such as basal body temperature measurement, B-ultrasound monitoring, etc. For

women with regular menstruation, ovulation day is about 14 days before the next menstrual cycle. At this time, progesterone levels will rise. However, for women with irregular menstruation or anovulation, progesterone levels may not change significantly. In addition, progesterone levels will rise after pregnancy. If you suspect that your ovulation is abnormal or there are other reproductive problems, you should seek medical advice in time for relevant examinations and treatment.