It is possible to get pregnant on Levocanidin. The main function of levocanidin is to promote lipid metabolism in the body. It is a small molecule, water-soluble amino acid derivative that is widely found in body tissues and is necessary for promoting energy metabolism, especially fatty acid metabolism. Levocanidin is mainly used in male infertility to improve sperm quality. Levocanidin can be used in conjunction with normal pregnancy preparation and has no significant adverse effects on the fetus. Levocanidin has a pregnancy classification of B, which means it is probably safe and there is no evidence of teratogenic effects on the fetus, and a lactation classification of L3, which means it is moderately safe. The details can be judged under the guidance of a doctor, and should not be used blindly by oneself.