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A member asked:
If i tore my cervix during aggressive sexual practice who should i see the er or my ob and it's pretty bad been hurting for months?
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I vote for the Ob: My vote is for the Ob-Gyn doctor. A problem that has been happening the same way for many months is not considered an emergency, unless it is something like the chest pain of a heart attack. The ER is for emergencies or suspected emergencies.
Answered 3/14/2017
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