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I have been off the nuristerate injection for 2 years now and have not conceived yet. my cycle came back after a year and has been regular since. is this a cause for concern and should i see a gynecologist?
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Can see Ob-Gyn Dr.: After a woman is married, settled down, and has decided to start a family, she can stop using birth control methods. She can take prenatal vitamins, stop any habits such as smoking, and be sure enjoy sex once or twice a day during the fertile days, or just every 1-2 days all month. It can take up to 9-12 months but 2 years is long, so one's Ob-Gyn doctor or a Fertility specialist can help.
Answered 3/24/2020
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