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Is it possible with pcos one can ovulate and get pregnant without medicines?
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I am no ob/gyn: Doctor, but i've seen a number of pcos patients get pregnant. It can happen. Depends, are you trying to get pregnant? If so, then i would speak with a womens' health expert.
Answered 3/15/2014
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