A progesterone reference table helps you interpret your blood test results quickly. Progesterone varies significantly depending on your cycle phase.
Values per cycle phase (nmol/L)
Early follicular (day 1-7): 0.3-3. Pre-ovulatory (day 8-14): 0.3-5. Luteal (day 15-21): 10-80. Late luteal (day 22-28): 5-60. Conversion: 1 ng/mL = 3.18 nmol/L.
Values per life stage
Post-menopause: below 2 nmol/L. Early pregnancy (1st trimester): 30-90 nmol/L. Late pregnancy: up to 600 nmol/L.
How to interpret your results
Above 16 nmol/L in the luteal phase confirms ovulation. Above 30 nmol/L is strong confirmation. Below 10 nmol/L in the luteal phase may indicate an anovulatory cycle.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to fast for a progesterone test?
No, fasting is not required. The timing in your cycle is much more important.
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