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After how many weeks of pregnancy should you go to a gynaecologist?
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2-4 weeks: is a good guideline. The new home pregnancy tests are accurate within 7 days.
Answered 9/23/2017
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Once diagnosed: or known that you are pregnant , you need to see your obsterician/gynecologist or your family practitioner who is interested in prenatal care, for routine initial assessment and plan for scheduled future visits, wish you an uneventful pregnancy and a healthy baby
Answered 9/23/2017
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