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Q: Trying to Get Pregnet In the Future
asked by: tryin2getby on December 28th, 2007
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i am waiting till i get married to have any children but i wanna do whatever i can to make sure i can get pregnet when i get older. but once me and whoever i marry get married and we are ready to have a child should we go to the doctor to make sure everything is ok with both of us. and to make sure we r both fertile ?
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Flurries in the air
replied on December 28th, 2007
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um i would say get married first....
and when u do, try to have a baby first, and if you dont get pregnant in the first year
maybe then go see a doctor
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Idony
replied on December 28th, 2007
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deffinatly dont worry about that now, just worry about today

there isnt really much you can do (short of keeping yourself healthy, eating right, not putting yourself in danger (sleeping around), and going to the doctor for checkups and such)

and for the future, it takes an average healthy couple a year (or longer) to get pregnant, so when you get together with this future man go to the doc to do std tests on both of you and for a preconception check up then have fun, most docs wont even do fertility testing until you have been activly trying for at least a year

~alicia~
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Altari
replied on December 28th, 2007
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Fertility tests are expensive. And any unnecessary expense when planning a baby is well...unnecessary. =) I've read that you should wait 18 months before consulting a fertility expert.
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Verizon-y
replied on December 28th, 2007
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What would be the purpose of it anyway?
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