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Why should you not take depo-provera estradoil while you are pregnant? will this keep you from egtting pregnant?
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Stop estradiol: Estrogens should not be taken during pregnancy, or if attempting to become pregnant. These hormones are taken up by the fetus, and may cause fetal anomalies, they will also inhibit ovulation and make pregnancy less likely.
Answered 1/5/2015
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