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Can You Take Clomid With Food?
Inability to conceive; Unable to get pregnant
Symptoms
The physical symptom of infertility is the inability to become pregnant.
Experiencing infertility can bring on a range of painful emotions in one or both members of the couple. In general, having at least one child already tends to soften these painful emotions.
Signs and tests
A complete medical history and physical examination of both partners is essential.
Tests in women may include:
- Blood hormone levels
- FSH and clomid challenge...
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