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36 weeks pregnant week by week i go for visits. why?
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DID YOU ASK YOUR OB?: Standard of care to get checked every week to make sure you and the baby are ok because if anything is going on that your doc does not like then you need to be delivered so nothing bad happens to you or your unborn child, esp if you are 48 , if you were my pt you would not be allowed to go past your due date because too many bad things can happen and nature does not always work right !
Answered 11/3/2012
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