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I have high testosterene level. can i get pregnant?
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Testosterone: There are too many details missing to answer definitively. It depends on your medical history, health, exam, and the actual cause of your elevated testosterone. Your provider should have discussed this with you. The most common cause is pcos. Usually, women with this condition can still get pregnant. Please seek clarification with your provider.
Answered 1/23/2013
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