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Had a miscarriage. the hospital scheduled me to see a nurse practitioner. will they be able to help me like an obgyn will? should i cancel & get obgyn
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Health providers: It is up to you which provider you choose to see. Most likely the Nurse practitioner has a practice relationship with an Obgyn to who they can refer if you medical needs fall outside their scope of practice.
Answered 10/20/2016
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