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What are my chances of falling pregnant with low thyroid levels or is it harder to concieve?
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Harder: Low thyroid levels can make it harder to conceive. It's recommended to use thyroid meds to get thyroid levels to normal before trying to conceive.
Answered 4/28/2014
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