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Can i still get pregnant even my husband is hyperthyroidism?
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Yes: Yes, but anyone, even your husband, with hyperthyroidism should be evaluated a treated. His semen analysis may be altered slightly due to his thyroid condition, but it shouldn't make a big difference unless he has other underlying fertility problems.
Answered 3/29/2013
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