Hello!
Exactly, a progesterone value of 10 is the absolute lower limit!!!
When I was already pregnant, I once had a value of 60 ... this was a bit too high for me personally!
I then made sure that the value leveled off at around 45!
LG
You just have to personally check whether you already have the side effects of too high a progesterone dosage (you have to take a look) ?!?!!?!
And if you are actually pregnant, your progesterone levels will actually go up again! You just have to take a look for yourself ...
From 10 to 44 ng/ml during the first trimester of pregnancy
Between 19.5 and 82.5 ng/ml during the second trimester of pregnancy
From 65 to 290 ng/ml during the third trimester of pregnancy.
These are guideline values for a pregnancy - as I said, I dosed my medication in the first few weeks so that I was at 45!
You can read from time to time that high progesterone levels reduce the implantation rate??????!!!!!!!
Sure - you have to trust the doctors ... my clinic said at a value of 60 - please omit an injection of Prolutex ... but every clinic acts differently!!!
What progesterone medication are you taking?
I received my progesterone values after the negative transfer, the value was 7.5 so definitely too low. The clinic didn't check the value before the transfer either.
Hello!
That is definitely too little !!!
What progesterone did you take?
It is best to have it checked on the day of transfer or a few days before!
LG
Hello Purehaeven,
I went to the webinar yesterday and checked my porgesterone levels straight away. I had to inject 50 mg Prolutex once a day.
Did they also say in the webinar where the value for implantation should be?
Every woman metabolizes progesterone differently, which is why you should do checks ... I assume that one injection of Prolutex was not enough for you!
I myself was briefly below 10 on the day of the transfer - but then I was immediately "injected up" with a medication that is only available in the Czech Republic and I had to have it checked again after a week!
Yes, they said it must be around 10
Better still a little higher - 10 should be the lower limit! Too high may not necessarily be beneficial either.
It is said that the ideal value should be around 20 (where most transfers are successful) and definitely above 10. Too high is probably not good either.
To reassure you: pregnancy cannot be ruled out even with poor values.
Nini747 My doctor said that progesterone levels are not too high.... Everyone says something different. Mine was 49 after the transfer......where did you get the figure of 20? From your doctor? Thanks for the info. It's probably too late to reduce it on your own at the moment. TF was on Tuesday
Hello Fliege81
reducing on your own is always not the best solution... And yes, especially with progesterone there are always different statements, so I wouldn't worry about it 
I once found a study (USA or UK) that analyzed the values of women undergoing KiWu treatment. And in the successful treatments (i.e. in the group of women with the most births), the value on transfer day was around 20. By "too high" value, they meant something like over 60. This really refers to the values around the transfer, not when a pregnancy occurs - that's when the value normally goes up again.
Otherwise, the value is considered good from 10. And many clinics don't test the value at all, which means that they don't even consider it important.
In addition, the vaginal progesterone, for example, is not shown in the blood (suppositories), only possibly that from the Prolutex syringes. One doctor even said that only the body's own progesterone is shown in the blood... And the progesterone level is probably also dependent on the woman's weight.
A very confusing story, unfortunately. I've never been able to figure it out. With my 3 negative and 1 positive transfer, I couldn't recognize anything myself that would have shown a system. I had negative at 25 and 14 and positive at 16, all with the same progesterone dosage! I would say that as long as it's above 10 if possible, everything is fine But it's also possible to have a pregnancy with less than 10. The women who get pregnant naturally don't even know how high their value is.
When my son was born, I think I was under 10 with 6 on transfer. But then I increased it. Thank you for your answer
