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A member asked:
I want to have a baby but i have a abnormal thyroid and don't have a period can i still get pregnant ?
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Yes: In theory, you can still get pregnant. It is amazing how our bodies are set up to make pregnancies. However, it would be a lot easier knowing that your thyroid is in a normal balance with proper medication. Also, you may need hormonal manipulation to make sure that you are having ovulatory cycles at all. It may be time to talk to the endocrinologist...
Answered 3/30/2016
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