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Getting Pregnant

I just would like to know the vitamins that are safe & could help me get pregnant? And what are the drugs to avoid to compromise getting pregnant.  Is folic acid advisable to be taken everyday?  

My cycle is 30-35 days? how will i know if im fertile or not?

many thanks.

Pretttyme
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You should start taking prenatals vitamins about 3 months before you TTC.
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Hi there, I've read that you can drink prenatal vitamins(they contain folic acid), that gives your body a boost as well. Just steer clear of any artificial fertility drugs, most woman have had succes with drugs like clomid, but there are risks involved in using these kinds of things. Rather be patient and let nature take its course.

If you want to know if you do ovulate I recommend using an ovulation predictor kit, they work well.It gives you an indication as to when you are about to ovulate. Or you could chart your body basal temperature. It is a bit more work but it has good out comes.

Good luck :)
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vitamins are fine to take while  pregnant just dont take to much vitamin A (i thunk thats the one) and mercury. Yes take folic acid everyday doc's recomend up until 12 weeks or so. Generally your more fertile half way through your cycle.
Good luck xxx
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