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A member asked:
It's been 2 month i am trying to get pregnant. according to ovulation test my lh surg is low. what should i do? my uterus and ovary is fine and normal
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Ttc: Two month is not a long time to be trying to get pregnant. Relax an give it some time. If you havent conceived in 6 months to a year , then consider and infertility work up for you and your partner.
Answered 9/24/2014
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