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Is it possible to get pregnant after using antibotics only not pills?
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Women who are: Taking antibiotics often become pregnant. However, the fact of taking antibiotics does not increase chances of pregnancy. There are some antibiotics that can decrease effectiveness of oral contraceptives however.
Answered 10/1/2013
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