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Don't have any insurance and i am 15 weeks pregnant i'm taking prenatal and trying to eat healthy what else should i be doing?
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Medicaid: You need to be getting insurance or getting medicaid. All pregnant women in the us are eligible for medicaid, get it. Healthy pregnancies and healthy births are related to good prenatal care, make it your number one priority. Nothing else is as important at this time.
Answered 9/28/2016
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