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I am trying to get pregnant, is there any specfic guide to follow?
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Guidelines: There really isn't a set guideline as everyone can get pregnant in different ways. Some go to fertility specialists, others can get pregnant after 1 experience and others it may take more planning and months to get pregnant. You may have to go through several planning phases to get pregnant. You can get advice from your doctor.
Answered 8/6/2013
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