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Chances of getting pregnant by taking ovulation pills?
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Depends: If the ability to ovulate well is the problem then yes ovulation pills will help. However there many reasons for infertility. If you are having difficulty becoming pregnant consider seeing a trained fertility doctor. A good work up of yourself and your partner will be done to determine the cause of infertility. You are 35 years of age please see a fertility doctor soon. Good luck.
Answered 1/29/2013
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