You wrote:





"Current medical status: Had my pregesterone level checked with other lab work, physical, and an ultrasound to make sure there were no blockages. Egg reserve count was good.





Current medical treatment: Looking into clomid"








Clomid (clomiphene) is an ovulation stimulator and progesterone is a hormone produced by the yellow body. The "yellow body" is a structure in the ovaries that develops from the follicle that remains after a egg-cell is expelled from the ovaries. If ovulation does not occur, there are no yellow bodies and no progesterone will be produced. If clomiphene induces ovulation, progesterone should be detected during the second half of your cycle.