I have removed my recent post due to its "inflammatory" nature (not your comments, basically my title which was not correct in hindsight). That wasn't my intent and I assure you, I am working on it. I seem to be having a lot of "foot in mouth moments." Sigh. I hope you all know that I really do mean well.
However, the information I gained from it was very useful and new to me, so I am including it here. In the words of the lovely Mrs. Blondies, "Dr. Hilgers uses a different scale (ng/dL) than what you often see in other labs (pg/mL) so the number from Dr. Hilgers are going to look like 1/10 of the numbers of what other labs will say. So estrogen that is 259 pg/mL from another lab is actually 25.9 ng/dL on the scale used by Dr. Hilgers. The progesterone scales seems to be the same across labs (ng/mL)"
I am on the journey we are all called to-to accept God's will and perfect love. Whether I am white knuckling it with my eyes shut tight or standing up with my arms outstretched enjoying the ride, I try always to let God be the driver and not bail out the side when there are bumps (like IF!). On good days, I trust He won't run me into a tree. :)
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I actually should have written estrogen there, the progesterone scale seems to be the same across labs(ng/mL), but thanks for highlighting what I said :).
Good information to know.
BTW: I changed my blog address too: livinggodswill.blogspot.com. Hope you'll continue sharing your thoughts. :)
That's really helpful info! I was wondering why PPVI said my numbers were good, yet compared to what others posted they were low!
I am so glad some of you also found this new information and I wasn't the only one who didn't realize! :)
Mrs. Blondies, I made the correction. Thanks!
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