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My husband & i are trying to concieve our first baby. with it bring xmas we have had more alcohol than usual. will this affect our fertility &chances?
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No: Very unlikely, booze prior to conception is not a risk factor for infertility; in fact it is often associated with getting pregnant, if u know what i mean.
Answered 12/28/2012
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