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Conception advice: Be careful with medicines

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It's worth considering those medicines - prescription and non-prescription - that may be inadvisable while trying to get pregnant. For example, some painkillers are anti-spasmodic, which may actually prevent ovulation.
Zita West, author of Zita West's Guide To Getting Pregnant

By Zita West, fertility expert

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julie, about 1 year

hi i,mwondering if you can helpme i take lorzapham and metformin and for the last 3 months i still cant get pregnant ,please help

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