0.1 to 0.7 ng/mL in the follicular stage of the menstrual cycle. 2 to 25 ng/mL in the luteal stage of the menstrual cycle. 10 to 44 ng/mL during the first trimester of pregnancy. 19.5 to 82.5 ng/mL during the second trimester of pregnancy. During the first two weeks, your body will still produce progesterone from the ovaries at about 1-1.5ng/ml. Regardless of the fact that you are not in pregnancy yet, your pregnancy life is measured from the first day of your last menstrual period because your body will already be preparing forpregnancy. Typical progesterone levels can range from 11-44 ng/mL during the first trimester, 25-83 ng/mL during the second trimester, and 58-214 ng/mL during the third trimester. In early pregnancy, progesterone continues to be produced by the corpus luteum until around week ten, where production transitions to the placenta.

What should progesterone be at 2 weeks pregnant?

Pregnancy 1st trimester: 11.2 to 90.0 ng/mL or 35.62 to 286.20 nmol/L. Pregnancy 2nd trimester: 25.6 to 89.4 ng/mL or 81.41 to 284.29 nmol/L. Pregnancy 3rd trimester: 48 to 150 to 300 or more ng/mL or 152.64 to 477 to 954 or more nmol/L.

What is a low progesterone level in early pregnancy?

During the first trimester, maternal progesterone increases slowly, to around 40 ng/ml. Between weeks 6–8, doctors consider low progesterone levels to be less than 10 ng/ml, which is a sign of an abnormal or ectopic pregnancy.

What levels of progesterone indicate pregnancy?

Normal test results

women in the middle of their menstrual cycle: 5 to 20 ng/mL. pregnant women in their first trimester: 11.2 to 90 ng/mL. pregnant women in their second trimester: 25.6 to 89.4 ng/mL. pregnant women in their third trimester: 48.4 to 42.5 ng/mL.

How fast does progesterone rise in early pregnancy?

Maternal serum progesterone levels nadir in early pregnancy at 9 weeks with levels of approximately 10 ng/mL and then rise slowly to 40 ng/mL near the end of the first trimester and then increase progressively to reach 150 ng/mL at term.

What is the normal range of progesterone levels in second trimester?

Second trimester pregnancy: 25.6 to 89.4 ng/mL. Third-trimester pregnancy: 48.4 to 42.5 ng/mL. Progesterone levels are usually higher when you are pregnant, but even in a non-pregnant patient, they can reach 20 ng/ml.

What week does progesterone go up in pregnancy?

From Seventh to Fourteenth Week From the seventh week, the progesterone will be produced in the placenta rather than the ovaries. This causes a slowdown in the rise of the progesterone levels. However, your progesterone levels will rise again around the end of the first trimester.

What should my progesterone level be at 5 weeks?

In the Fifth and Sixth Week. Your progesterone levels may be anywhere between 10 ng/ml and 29 ng/ml during this time. Doctors expect a minimum of 6 ng/ml to 10 ng/ml during the fifth and the sixth week.

How much Progesterone should I take during pregnancy?

Doctors expect a minimum of 6 ng/ml to 10 ng/ml during the fifth and the sixth week. At this point, the progesterone in your body will help develop the embryo and the placenta, along with facilitating the growth of your blood vessels.