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Are there otc ovulation pills or it needs prescription?is it safe?
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By prescription: In the U.S. Ovulation inducing medications are available only by prescription. Even if available to you otc, you should use them under the direction of a licensed physician. Medications can have certain side effects and you need to be counseled about those. Also your doctor should be able to evaluate and let you know if you would benefit from these treatment.
Answered 12/16/2013
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