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How long should i try getting pregnant before calling my doctors?
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6-12 months: This depends on how old you are to start with. If you are < 35 years old and healthy you should wait a year before getting too worried. If you are >35 years old or have medical problems or have had problems getting pregnant before, you should see your doctor after 6 months of trying.
Answered 12/9/2014
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At your age: If you are ovulating 6 months at the most, if you are not ovulating then right away.
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