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I have searched the archives re: luteal phase defect and the debate over if it exists or not, and have yet to find an answer to this q, I hope you can help:

Supposeing we assume that LPD exists Could you estimate the % of women who have LPD? Is this a common problem or a relatively rare one?

Also, it is stated that it is pretty treatable, what % would that be?

thankyou for your time,

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