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A member asked:
I've taken many plan b pills. trying to get pregnant for the past year and i cant. do i have any fertility problem?
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Plan A not Plan B: Plan A is to stop taking Plan B if you are serious about getting pregnant as it is counterproductive. A Fertility MD is also recommended for you to get started as it has been over one year attempting pregnancy.
Answered 9/8/2017
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