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Thyroid, mild PID, PCOD

2017-05-19 18:59:18
I have thyroid (TSH) problem since last 4 year, for that i have taken 100 mg tablets regularly. With that i have PCOD and mild PID also. so suggest me that can i conceive (or how much percent chances to conceive/pregnancy ) and and what are the problems i will face. if i will get pregnant then what would be the effect on baby?
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Hi you can definitely become pregnant and if your hypothyroidism is adequately controlled baby will not have any potential harmful effects.. You need to tell further details..as to what your cycle length is , what medications you are on , how long you have been trying , what all tests you have done.. you can consult direct for a one to one sorting out of your problems

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