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We've been trying to get pregnant for months. i am ovulating today. but my hubby got really drunk last night. can we still try tonight? thanks doctor!
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Certainly: Getting sloppy drunk may not be the best strategy for ttc, but as long as he can do his job with you tonight, it's still a 'go.' you might talk with him about a better strategy while ttc.
Answered 4/3/2016
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