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I have thyroid(rate 1.48) and cyst in both ovaries(less than 3.5 mm) can i get pregnant. do i need to take medicines before conceiving ?
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Can get pregnant: I do not know what your mean by "rate 1.48", but if your thyroid levels are normal, and the cysts are as small as 3.5 mm, i would not think this would affect your ability to become pregnant.
Answered 2/3/2015
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