How much progesterone does an ectopic pregnancy usually not exceed?

Ectopic pregnancy is written as ectopic pregnancy. There is usually no saying that the progesterone level of ectopic pregnancy should not exceed a certain amount, because in many cases of early ectopic pregnancy, the development is good. Although the implantation is outside the uterus, the blood supply is good, and the progesterone, HCG, and estradiol detected are often within the normal range. Some may be higher to varying degrees. Some women with normal pregnancy also have relatively low progesterone levels, which does not mean it is abnormal.

Some embryos in ectopic pregnancies will continue to develop until the fetal heart tube beat is seen or even longer, and may suddenly rupture. Therefore, it is impossible to infer whether it is an ectopic pregnancy based solely on the results of progesterone and other laboratory tests.

Some embryos in ectopic pregnancies will continue to develop until the fetal heart tube beat is seen or even longer, and may suddenly rupture. Therefore, it is impossible to infer whether it is an ectopic pregnancy based solely on the results of progesterone and other laboratory tests.

If you have abnormal bleeding or abdominal pain in early pregnancy, you must be alert to ectopic pregnancy and need to do color Doppler ultrasound examination as soon as possible, because some ectopic pregnancies are very dangerous. The main basis for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy is color Doppler ultrasound examination and intraoperative diagnosis. The data of progesterone and HCG tests can only be used as a reference.