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Q: Medicine to increase ovulation

asked by: gomezm on April 2nd, 2009

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hello i have a child and i am trying to conceive another child since the first one is 4 years old already.. but my periods are very irregular and so i don't know when i ovulate are there any inexpensive medicine that can help me ovulate a lot of eggs and there fore have more chances of getting pregnant Rolling Eyes

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ashleyw

replied on April 2nd, 2009

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ovulation

you should go to wal mart and get an ovulation kit they are around $40.00. you may want to she your obgyn because you could possibly not be ovulating at all. have you ever had this problem befor?

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gomezm

replied on April 3rd, 2009

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thank you

well ever since my period started they have being very irregular i guess i am going to get the thyroid test done because i heard that this can contribute to infertility do you know if i can get this test done with my obgyn or has to be a different doctor by any chances do you know how much it cost to do this?

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