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Progesterone Level
My progesterone level in blood test has come up >60 today. Today is 5th day after transfer (embryo was transferred day 5). Is this level coz of the tablets/vaginal supplements am taking? Or does this say it's a successful IVF?
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Dr. Varun H Shah
Infertility Specialist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
Post embryo Transfer levels can be variable.
And they can be elevated as well.
Under the influence of the progesterone hormone taken by you.
It doesn’t signify a positive pregnancy as of now.
Let’s wait.
Keep the fingers crossed.
Good luck
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Dr. Trupti Shinde
Laparoscopic Surgeon (Obs & Gyn)
4 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
This does not indicate successful IVF.Basically 5 days after transfer no need to do progesterone
It's always done prior to transfer.
Get serum B Hcg done after 15 days for pregnancy confirmation.
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