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Do obs drug test at six week pp check up in ny or anywhere else?
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Depends: I would say ob/gyns do not routinely drug test at 6w postpartum unless they have a suspicion for doing so. If you are using drugs and have a newborn, however, there's definitely help out there for you. Here's a number you can call: 1-800-840-6537.
Answered 1/30/2014
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