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I have pcos, would like to find out if i need to see a specialist for getting pregnant?
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Depends: The average wait for a desired pregnancy is 6 mo with a range of weeks to a year. If you have tried for a year with no success a consult by both partners with a fertility center can help decide who if anyone has a problem & what plans must be followed to bypass it.
Answered 11/26/2020
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