Progesterone (004317)
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Your full results
Every marker the lab measures, posted to My Lab Results the moment they release — yours to keep, download and compare over time.
A written Report of Findings
Not a PDF of reference ranges. A Report of Findings that turns your numbers into what's out of balance, why it matters and what to do first — the interpretation most clinics charge extra for, included with every test.
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Secure access to our proprietary AI, built on Dr. Vaughn's root-cause approach, that has already read your results. Ask why one marker is high, what a pattern means, what to change first — as many times as you want, whenever you want.
How it's collected
Blood draw at a LabCorp near you — or Evexia mobile phlebotomy, on request.
Drawn with your blood panel at the same visit.
- We place your order with the lab and send your requisition.
- Get your blood drawn
- Results land in My Lab Results in about 2 weeks, with your Report of Findings written and Dr. Vaughn's Brain ready to go deeper.
Availability
Ships to the US and Canada · not available in NY, NJ, RI
Find a draw site
Your draw happens at a LabCorp patient service center — bring the requisition we send you.
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What it reveals
A blood test measuring progesterone, most useful when timed to the luteal phase to confirm ovulation and evaluate cycle-related symptoms.
What it measures
Evaluates progesterone level, most informative around the luteal phase.
Reproductive Hormones
Progesterone rises sharply after ovulation; a low luteal-phase level can point to an ovulation or luteal-phase issue.
Who this helps
No specific notes on file.
Refund policy
Full refund until we place your order with the lab. Details at checkout.
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