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Is it possible to get pregnant while taking prenatal vitamins and being sexually active?
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Family practice : Yes you can get pregnant if you are only taking prenatal vitamins. They do not prevent pregnancy. You take them to help promote a good healthy pregnancy.
Answered 5/27/2013
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