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Hello, i am a 22 year old female with liver transplant ttc, i wanted to increase my chances by taking a tea by the name of fertilitea, is it safe?
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Doesn't help: It's probably safe to take, but it will not increase your fertility at all (sorry.) there are no teas, foods, supplements that improve fertility. In general, you should also talk with your transplant doctors about taking anything you are not sure baout.
Answered 10/3/2016
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