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Wife weakness and dizziness. 2nd trimester recovering from 1st tri hyperemesis. what test should we ask gp to do?
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Need OB MD not GP: You need to see a OB MD for prenatal care to follow up the hyperemesis gravidarum condition and future need for care.
Answered 4/13/2017
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