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Will having thyroid affect my pregnancy ?
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Yes, for good: Having a thyroid is good for your pregnancy and your life. It's pretty hard to live without one. If you are taking thyroid replacement medication under the direction of a doctor, this also is safe for the pregnancy.
Answered 12/2/2013
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