B2C

PROGESTERONE ( PROG )

₹ 500

Parameters covered : 1

Reporting Time

12Hrs

Speciman Type

PLAIN

Blood Home Collection Service

Available

Precautions

Mention Age/LMP & If Pregnant.

Test Details

What is this test?

Blood Sample: A healthcare provider will collect a blood sample, typically from a vein in your arm, using a needle and a syringe or a specialized blood collection tube.

Laboratory Analysis: The blood sample is sent to a laboratory for analysis. The concentration of progesterone in the blood is measured.

How the Test is Performed?

Blood Sample: A healthcare provider will collect a blood sample, typically from a vein in your arm, using a needle and a syringe or a specialized blood collection tube.

Laboratory Analysis: The blood sample is sent to a laboratory for analysis. The concentration of progesterone in the blood is measured.

How to Prepare for the Test?

Fasting or special preparation is generally not required for the PROGESTERONE test. You can typically eat and drink as usual before the test.

How the Test will Feel?

You may feel a brief pinch or discomfort when the needle is inserted to draw the blood sample. Afterward, there might be some mild bruising or soreness at the site, but this is typically temporary.

Why the Test is Performed?

Normal Results

Normal results for the PROGESTERONE test vary depending on the specific context and the stage of the menstrual cycle or pregnancy. In general, for non-pregnant females:

Follicular Phase: 0.1 to 0.9 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL).

Luteal Phase: 2.0 to 25.0 ng/mL.

Pregnant (first trimester): Varies widely but typically increases significantly.

Abnormal Results

Abnormal results can indicate various conditions, such as:

Low Progesterone: Low levels may suggest issues with ovulation, potential fertility problems, or problems maintaining a pregnancy.

High Progesterone: Elevated levels may be associated with certain conditions like PCOS or hormonal imbalances.

Risks

The PROGESTERONE test is a routine blood test and is generally safe. Risks are minimal and may include:

Mild bruising at the blood sample site.

Rarely, fainting or lightheadedness during or after the blood draw

Alternative Names

The PROGESTERONE test may also be known as:

Progesterone blood test

Serum progesterone

Hormonal assessment for fertility

Pregnancy Test