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Im 6months preg. and think i have a virus would it be okay to go to family doc instead of ob or should i go to ob?
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Family doc: Your family doctor should be capable of handling an illness even while you are pregnant. If treatment is needed or the illness is severe it might be necessary to contact the OB.
Answered 10/22/2014
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