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I wanted to ask that is it not possible to conceive when you have pms? it's been an year and i haven't conceived yet..
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PMS: PMS is not typically related to fertility. IF you have been trying for one year then it is time to seek treatment. Ovulation testing, semen analysis and an Xray to confirm the tubes are open can be done.
Answered 10/1/2016
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