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What is pregnancy planning?
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Getting healthy: Getting healthy before getting pregnancy is ideal. Make sure you are a healthy weight, exercise regularly and eat well. Having necessary dental work done before conception is also a good idea. Start taking a prenatal vitamin and make sure your vaccines are up to date. Don't get any vaccines unless you are at least three months from conception. Other than that...Forget you are trying!
Answered 5/13/2014
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