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I have pcos and thyroid. i have taken femera5mg this cycle.my tsh level is 1.84 and 21st day progesterone level is 6.44 will i be pregnant this cycle?
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May be: Numbers look good, however, this does not always translate in to pregnancy
Answered 10/17/2014
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