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Me and my boyfriend want to have a baby. but we need to talk to a doctor about it due to medical conditions.
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Try CONCIERGE: Try HealthTap CONCIERGE, our virtual consultation premium service, and ask for an Ob-Gyn Concierge Specialist. First, couples must have a good long-term plan. That means getting engaged, getting married, settling down, with both having stable jobs that provide health insurance (babies have many doctor visits). Then, decide on the timing of the baby, such as 1 year or 2 years after the wedding.
Answered 5/1/2017
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