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Is it harder to get pregnant with hoshimotos thyroiditis? been trying with no luck.
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Thyroid conditions: To achieve a pregnancy it really helps to be euthyroid. You should check and make sure your thyroid is functioning normally. Beyond that there are many causes of infertility, 1/3 are male, 1/3 are female, and 1/3 are both. You should see a specialist.
Answered 6/29/2013
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