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17 wks pregnant doc called,wants to review a report but wouldnt tell me over the phone. does this mean there is something wrong with the baby?
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Not necessarily: Many doctors prefer not to conduct their sessions over the phone - especially if there is very much information to pass. On the other-hand, if there is concerning news, many doctors prefer to discuss that in-person. Without knowing your doctor - I couldn't say. Take care.
Answered 10/25/2017
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