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This is only my experience.. :) 1. No, not in my experience. 2. Typically they will just prescribe you progesterone to use during your LP which will boost your levels adequately and get them to a "normal" range. 3. Every pregnancy is different so it is hard to say. My guess is they will always supplement you with progesterone during the first tri. But be assured this is fairly common and I doubt your MD would classify you as high risk. 4. They may hold off treatment just because you are mid-way through your LP this month and have you start it next month right after you ovulate. It's possible they will test you during your LP once you're on the progesterone to make sure it has upped it enough and once you do become pregnant I would think they would test you again to make sure your levels are high enough for baby. If they don't... I would insist on it! Best of luck!!! :) :)

Thank you so much! Do you know that if its left untreated can it cause more issues ?

I honestly don't know? I mean, obviously it can continue to cause the bleeding mid-LP that you're having now and it would certainly up the miscarriage risk once you're pregnant. But I am not sure if it can cause additional problems. Nothing that I have ever heard of!