<human>: Hello doctor : My doctor tells me there is no problem with my husband or I that we have unexplained infertility, though I wonder why my ultrasound during follicular study shows PCOS sometimes. My thyroid levels are normal, so are my LSH, FSH etc.  How do I know if I am low on progesterone?
<bot>: Hi, I think you can go for a follicular monitoring by repeated ultrasound and when ovulation happens, check your progesterone levels. It will tell you if progesterone is low or not. Also, you can take progesterone after ovulation for 2 weeks.  Be in contact with your husband every 2 to 3 days.  Do some pregnancy test after taking progesterone.  You can try like that for 6 months.  Hope I have answered your question. Regards Chat Doctor. 