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Finally i got my period back after missing for 6months! ..can i now get pregnant? should i let my doctor know?
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Congrats: If your periods have come back on a regular schedule you may be able to get pregnant, it depends whether you have other fertility problems as well. It's at least a big step forward. You should tell your doctor if it's something he/she has been treating you for. Best of luck.
Answered 8/20/2014
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