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Me and my partner have been trying for a baby for nearly and year and i am getting worried i am infertile and i wanted to get a professional's opinion?
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Consult: By definition you have infertility. That does not mean you lack th ability to become pregnant it means it is more difficult. The longer you try the less chance you have of becoming pregnant. If you wait oo long for an evaluation your overall chance of becoming pregnant even with treatment is a little less. Sounds like it is time for an actual evaluation.
Answered 11/15/2012
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