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I'm 7 months. pregnant and want to go in maternity leave, can't i ask my doctor for a note so i can take medical leave?
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Ask your OB: If there are any complications, such as bleeding or preterm labor, it may be reasonable and prudent to recommend one to stay home at 7 months of pregnancy. However, if uncomplicated pregnancy, most women may continue to work depending on the exact nature of their job. If not sure, simply ask ob/gyn.
Answered 2/8/2013
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