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Hi good evening doctor. im 24 years old and im trying to get pregnant. i have a 4 years old son. i want to know when is the best time to get pregnant.
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Ovulation.: Well, women generally ovulate fourteen days before their menses. Once you know how long your cycle is. Go back fourteen days and that would be your time of ovulation. Should have relations a day or two before you ovulate. Good luck!
Answered 10/20/2015
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