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Q: Question. What Are the Chances

asked by: x0 prettyNpink on May 6th, 2006

Experienced User

What are the chances of being preggo if you had sex on your ovulation days ( I know its high but this is my first month ttc )

rachel

p.S., if im trying to concieve should I not take certain medicines. Should I avoid things like advil , tylenal , ect.....

Replies(3)

arcadia

replied on May 7th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

A healthy, fertile couple has about a 25% chance [at the most] of conceiving, I believe. For some it only takes one try, for others, it can take a loottttt looottttt longer. It's mainly a game of probability.

&i'm not quite sure about the medications.

x0 prettyNpink

replied on May 7th, 2006

Experienced User

Im so excited : ) ,but im not getting myself worked up. What ever happens... Happens. I just come im pregnant ( lol )
rachel

::::: babydust to everyone trying toget pregnant :::::

Lalee

replied on May 7th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

A lot of people suggest starting folic acid or prenatals if you're ttc. As for avoiding things, i'm not so sure about that, as different doctors will most likely tell you different things are ok to take. For instance, mine told me tylenol is fine.

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