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hello i was just diagnosed with hypothyroidism which has coused me to loose my hair, high colestorel, and some other things and i was wondering is it going to affect my fertility? am i going to be able to have babies. ( the level of the thyroid is extremely high, its at 40.75) please help.
hey, i am hypo too and i was told i would never have kids because a combination of psos endo and only one ovary , however i have two ! as long as you keep ya bloods stable you should be fine x x
Are you see an endocrinologist or a regular PCP? If PCP, get yourself into an endocrinologist who specializes in thyriod issues....dicsuss the meds and side affects..they may see how you do after 1yr on meds because 'sometimes" thyroid issues can work themselves out, or they may consider the radioactive iodine treatment to burn it out...better to wait at least 1yr to see if you stablize....
BTW - 40 isnt that bad....stay on the meds, make sure not to skip and in about 2-4 weeks your numbers will begin to come down...
BTW - 40 isnt that bad....stay on the meds, make sure not to skip and in about 2-4 weeks your numbers will begin to come down...
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