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My home pregnancy test says i am pregnant. what should i do first?
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Relax!: Fortunately, pregnancy takes care of itself for the most part. If it was a planned pregnancy, make an appointment with an obstetrics provider and go see them. If it was unplanned, you can continue the pregnancy and have a baby, continue and seek adoptive parents, or have an abortion.
Answered 9/28/2016
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