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Pregnancy » Complications » Medical Problems

Does Hypothyroidism Cause Infertility

By: 
Amos Grünebaum
Updated on August 26, 2020

Q: Does a low thyroid level contribute to infertility?

A: If your hypothyroidism is well treated and you ovulate regularly, chances are that it is not responsible for your problems with getting pregnant.

Read More:
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Thyroid to Blame for Some Pregnancy Complications
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