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Should i keep ttc before i go to the doctor and if so how long should i try? where is a fertility clinic at in dallas texas
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Six to 12 months: Most couples will get pregnant within one year of trying, if everything is normal. If your periods are irregular, or you have not gotten pregnant within 1 year or trying, it's time to get some help. Also, if you are 35 or older, you should see a fertility specialist sooner, after six months of trying. That said, it may take a year for fertility to resume after your last depoprovera injection.
Answered 11/18/2013
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