Yes, it is the main sign post for hypothyroidism. Hypothyroidism left untreated will lead to infertility in many people. I was infertile for a long time (also not having periods at all) until I finally found a doc to treat my thyroid even though my levels were within the "normal" range. That range for normal is very big and some people need to be on the low end, so even when they are having issues, they still test with in normal. I am referring to the TSH levels. That is the Thyroid Stimulating Hormone, it tells how hard your thyroid is having to work to keep your levels up. So a high TSH shows an under active thyroid (because it's having to work really hard). I would highly recommend getting your levels checked and get the actual numbers, don't just take "it's normal" for an answer.
Do you have any other symptoms? Hair loss, increased body/facial hair, thinning eyebrows, fatigue, depression....... a google search will give you a more in depth look.