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A member asked:
24 years old been trying 14 months to conceive. had a miss 5 months ago and still not pregnant. is this normal ?
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Not normal: 85-90% of women will get pregnant during a year of unprotected intercourse. If its taking longer than this, its a good idea to see an Ob/Gyn to make sure nothing is wrong. Best wishes!
Answered 5/17/2015
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