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I was discharged from the hospital one week ago today. i had sepsis and not sure if followup with ob or internist?
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Internist...: Unless your infection was related to child birth, you probably need to follow-up with your internist. If your internist needs you go be seen by gyn, if can be recommended at time of your follow-up appointment.
Answered 9/30/2020
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Internist: Go back to your primary care physician first, then to other per his/her recommendations.
Answered 3/28/2012
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