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Can we start trying to concieve a baby if my tsh level is 3,24? (t3, t4 and anti-tpo are all fine, i have no symptoms)
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Yes: You can try, see a fertility specialist if you have a history of infertility, both yourself and your husband/partner, good luck
Answered 6/27/2019
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