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A member asked:
How can i increase my chances of getting. pregnant? is there. anything. i can do to make myself. more fertile. or more. likely. to get pregnant?
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Conception: There are a number of things a woman can do to increase her chances of conceiving and maintaining a healthy pregnancy. 1. Don't smoke. 2. Avoid alcohol or recreational drugs. 3. Maintain a normal weight, being underweight or overweight can affect ovulation. 4. Take a good multiple vitamin to insure adequate folate (folic acid) levels.
Answered 9/28/2016
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