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A member asked:
My lh level is at 24.5. is that really bad? and what are the effects? can i still fall pregnant?
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LH level : You can always become pregnant but it is possible you are not ovulating regularly. This has many causes, most commonly poly cystic ovarian disease. You should talk to your physician about possible treatments.
Answered 4/19/2013
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