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How often should i visit my obstetrician during my pregnancy?
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Depends: This is an individual thing. As you might imagine , all pregnancies are different, so visit frequency varies. Typically more frequent visits closer to the due date. Follow your OB's recommendations. Always call if uncertain about something. Good Luck.
Answered 2/19/2015
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