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In cases of polycystic ovary disease and hypothyrodisim, can fertility be impacted? if so, what are the chances?
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Yes, both: Both conditions can cause ovulatory problems. Good thyroid medication control is essential and pcos may require a 'fertility drug' to boost your fertility.
Answered 9/27/2013
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