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How long after getting mono is it ok to get pregnant?

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Normal bloodwork: Women often get a hepatitis along with the mono. It could be a few weeks or it could be months. Pregnancy is a huge body stress and you want to be as well as possible before becomming pregnant.

Answered 9/28/2016

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