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Recently i had a scan and blood test and found that i have thyroid 5.5 and bilateral polycystic overies will there be any problem to get pregnant ?
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Possibly: But without a full history, physical exam and access to all medical records cannot predict chances. Discuss this with your ob/gyn doctor. If you do not have one, see one.
Answered 3/15/2013
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