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Any tips on how to get pregnant quicker? like vitamins? are they safe?
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Safe but not helpful: All women trying to become pregnant should take a vitamin which is or contains folic acid. That is for the future baby's health and will not improve fertility. Having relations with reasonable frequency at mid cycle (day12-14 for most) is a good first step. If pergnancy does not happen in a few months and if cycles are regular, than seeing a professional becomes appropriate.
Answered 4/9/2013
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