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I and my husband have been trying to get pregnant , what's the best way to get pregnant? i'm a little over weight and will that affect it ?
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SEE your OBGYN: You need an evaluation and blood work as you may or may not be ovulating and you may or may not need meds to make you ovulate or there can be other problems, so make an appointment.
Answered 9/10/2012
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