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I am 46 and trying to conceive. fertility specialist tested me and found i have 2% of viable eggs. what can i do naturally?
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Not much: Unfortunately 2 % of viable eggs is not enough for even IVF to be successful. Consider donor eggs or a surrogate.
Answered 9/29/2015
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