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I'm age 35 and trying to get second child but try several months still can't success. it's related to my dairy food or my career?
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Unlikely: In general your diet and your career, unless thay are very unusual, have little-to-no impact on your fertility. What is your career and what sort of diet do you have? At age 35 it is common and safe to try between 6 months up to a year before conceiving. Most fertility doctors would be pleased to help you anytime in the process.
Answered 12/20/2012
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