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If the third IUI does not work, move on to IVF. One million motile sperm on the first IUI was not enough to get the job done. Eight million on the second was so-so O.K., so there was a chance.
I'm not an RE so, your question is outside of my field of expertise. I'll give it a shot. A progesterone of 19 should be adequate to support a pregnancy. Vaginal progesterone is absorbed locally and effects the endometrium directly. Therefore, the progesterone measured in blood is not necessarily indicative of what is being delivered to the endometrium. It could be much higher than what shows up in the blood.
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