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Hi, i've got a question i've been married for 5 years and trying to get pregnant what should i do never been to a gynecologist please help?
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Family practice : Have your husband obtain a sperm count. Also you should see a gynecologist possibly being referred to an infertility clinic.
Answered 4/8/2013
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Make an appointment: Most of us are happy to see new patients. Just call for an appointment. After a thorough history and physical the appropriate workup (lab tests, etc.) will be started to try to solve the problem.
Answered 4/8/2013
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