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Are there any natural ways that can increase fertlity in women?
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Stay healthy!: Healthy diet, limit caffeine/alcohol, no tobacco, moderate exercise all support natural fertility. Understanding when you are able to conceive, using natural family planning also increase success. Herbs, otc drugs, diets, supplements, and tricks to 'make you fertile' don't work and can be dangerous. Politely, if 45 is your correct age i'd skip 'natural' and see a specialist tomorrow. Best wishes.
Answered 12/9/2013
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