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I'm at the er what should i tell them about my infection and spotting to get them to help me and not send me home? 7 weeks pregnant high risk
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Consult a OB-GYN: You can ask the E.R. Md to obtain an ob-gyn consultation and that md will come to check you out and maybe provide followup in-office care.
Answered 3/20/2013
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