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Trying to get pregnant but not successful.?
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One year?: Without any information about you i can only give a general answer: if 35 years or younger it's normal to try up to one year, if 36 or older don't try more than 6 months before seeking help. Most doctors who work with fertility would be glad to talk with you at any time.
Answered 9/12/2012
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