Hey, it really depends when on your cycle those bloods were taken. Progesterone (p4) should be taken 7 days post ovulation for example. It should be higher than 28/30 which will indicate ovulation.
Did your Dr not discuss your results or voice any concerns she had with you?
It's frustrating I know when all you want is to fall pregnant and it isn't happening. They'll be looking at your age (nice and young) and the fact that you've "only" been trying a year (they say it can take 2 years) and won't consider it urgent. But it's good you're investigating and that way you can relax and keep trying once you get the all clear from the tests. I advise doing Basel thermometer testing each morning the whole month and charting it to see if you're getting the spike each month. Keep the chart for each month to see a pattern. Fertility Friend is a good app to use. Also keep doing the advanced clear blue fertility monitor ovulation tests from day 6 till af because most women don't ovulate on day 14. Hope some of this helps. Best of luck
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