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Can a doctor give a woman a shot to help her get pregnant?
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Promote ovulation: What these little wonder pills and injections do, In short, is promote ovulation, thus improving your chances to get pregnant. these could be used and prescribed by a fertility Dr. after both partners have been checked for issues. (No point in taking them if the partner has an issue with sperm motility/production, etc.). Best wishes.
Answered 7/4/2014
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