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Trying to conceive 2yrs, ages 29, all fertility tests normal. ov.reserve 11 and had minor endo surgery 2yrs ago.iui this cycle. do i have a chance?
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Yes: You do have a chance of getting pregnant, but is seems to be time to begin treatment with a fertility specialist.
Answered 5/1/2013
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