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noun Pharmacology.

a substance that enhances the ability to produce young.

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Also called fertility pill .

Origin of fertility drug

First recorded in 1965–70

Words nearby fertility drug

fertigate, fertile, Fertile Crescent, fertility, fertility cult, fertility drug, fertility symbol, fertilization, fertilize, fertilizer, fertilizin

How to use fertility drug in a sentence

He had to retrieve immature eggs from Claudy, for the sake of both speed and to avoid aggravating her hormone-sensitive breast cancer with fertility drugs.
Solving mysteries of reproduction helped make parenthood possible for millions|Robin Marantz Henig|June 9, 2021|Science News
The day before I was supposed to start, I attended a mandatory class on how to self-inject the multiple fertility drugs needed to prime ovaries for egg extraction.
What If I Run Out of Time to Decide About Kids?|Amelia Boone|May 26, 2021|Outside Online
Although Roberts was taking a fertility drug to stimulate ovulation, Walker said he’s “not convinced” the medication — which can increase the chances of having multiples — is what caused the superfetation.
Woman gets pregnant while already pregnant, gives birth to twins conceived 3 weeks apart|Sydney Page|April 8, 2021|Washington Post

British Dictionary definitions for fertility drug

fertility drug

noun

any of a group of preparations used to stimulate ovulation in women hitherto infertile

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