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My period is over a month late and i took a test just recently and it's negative. i have no symptoms. can something be wrong with my thyroid ?
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Possible: Yes, alterations in thyroid function can impair fertility. See your primary care physician for routine blood tests and to repeat the pregnancy test.
Answered 4/6/2013
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