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What diet pills are safest to take that won't mess with trying to become pregnant in the future?
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None: Lose weight first, then try to become pregnant. Being overweight is a risk for pregnant women. Try a safe approach to dieting, moderated by your healthcare provider. Lose the weight recommended to get to your ideal weight, then try to conceive. (consider weightwatchers, nutrisystems, etc).
Answered 4/8/2013
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