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I want to be pregnant.what should i do?i have 38years old .is it dangerous or not and i have fibrochistic problem in my breast.
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No, but...: Being pregnant is not unusually dangerous, but it is more dangerous than not being pregnant (a few pregnant women will die from pregnancy-related problems, but that's the way nature is). At age 38, the chances of birth defects are also higher. The usual recommendation is: meet the right person, date for a while, get engaged, get married and settle down, have lots of sex, and have some cute babies.
Answered 7/25/2015
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