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Question:

From Exeter, California, USA:

Do women with type 1 diabetes have a harder time conceiving?

Answer:

Women with diabetes do not necessarily have a more difficult time conceiving, assuming that they have otherwise normal hormonal function. If a woman is having regular periods, then most likely she is ovulating and, thus, can conceive. Issues of infertility can occur in women with diabetes just as in those without diabetes.

OWJ

DTQ-20040414175443
Original posting 15 Apr 2004
Posted to Family Planning

  
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