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What to do if i have polycystic ovarian syndrome and underactive thyroid, can i still get pregnant?
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PCOS: You can still get pregnant with pcos and hypothyroidism. You may need to take medications to control your thyroid disease and other medications to get you to ovulate. After that time you should be able to conceive.
Answered 4/13/2016
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