woman is trying to get pregnant and she has her hormone levels tested. The doctor finds that her levels of FSH and LH are normal, whereas her levels of progesterone are consistently lower than average across her cycle. What would be the most likely reason she is having trouble getting and/or staying pregnant? 1. The low levels of progesterone inhibit FSH and LHChoice 2. The low levels of progesterone inhibit menstruation 3. The low levels of progesterone lead to excessive thickening of the endometrium 4. The low levels of progesterone prevent the endometrium from thickening

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