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Can hyperthyroidism medication effect male fertility?
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Yes: Any instability in the thyroid (hypo-, hyper-) can alter reproductive hormone balance. However, once the thyroid disease is stabilized for 3-6 mos or more, there should be no effect on male fertility.
Answered 3/18/2014
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