5.7 nmol/l

by Juanita de Vos
(South Africa, Pretoria)

I was pregnant in November and lost the baby at 6 weeks. This was my 3rd miscarrage. My progresterone level was 4.6 nmol/l at that time.

I have done my progresterone test yesterday now my levels are 5.7 nmol/l. I feel so lost and don't know what to do. I am waiting for the dr to contact me and to explain these things to me. I am tired of waiting and sitting around doing nothing. Can someone give me some advice please!!

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