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Could some of the meds im taking cause me not to be able to get pregnant lije we have been trying to do for the last 8 months?
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Possible: It's always possible, depending upon the medication and your medical problems. Or you or your partner (or both) may have fertility problems -- both of you need to be evaluated.
Answered 3/26/2013
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