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Can An Hip Replacement Affect Pregnancy? Posted: 12-01-06 17:27pm


I 'am 28 I replaced my right hip 9mths ago. I been unsucessfuly trying to get since the last 4 mths pregnant

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Posted: 12-01-06 17:32pm


4 months ins't a lot. A healthy couple will take on average up to 12 months to get pregnant. After 12 months most docotrs will investigate infertility.

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