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Can i get pregnant while i'm sick with mono?

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Yes: It is better to not try and get pregnant while you are sick with mono, i think it might increase your chance of a miscarriage. Wait until you are feeling well and then try and get pregnant. Use birth control in the meantime.

Answered 12/7/2013

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