During your cycle here at New Hope, we monitor your progesterone levels to get a good estimate of the time of ovulation.🔍 During the first half of your cycle, progesterone levels should be negative or less than 3. After ovulation, we should see an increase in progesterone levels. About 5-7 after ovulation, you should reach peak levels of progesterone, which is around 17.🔄 This is a good indication that the corpus luteum (the sac that produces progesterone) is making the right amount of progest

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