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Been trying to get pregnant for 7 months. no success. is it time to see ob/gyn?
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Infertility: Generally patients are advised to try for 12 months to get pregnant. If they don't achieve a pregnancy in 12 months they should see an ob/gyn. You don't want the doctor in you bedroom too soon.
Answered 2/8/2021
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