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PostPosted: 07/05/07 - 10:46    Post subject: conceiving with hypothroid Vote now! Reply with quote
me and my husband are trying to conceive since 7months.we have sex every alternate day.but we havent got the sucsess.i have hypothroidism.but is under control.docter said this shouldnot be problem.
i dont undersiand where there is problem.after intercourse i fiind little leakage.
please advice
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