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Ive just discovered i am pregnant, when is the right time to visit a gynae? ive read its not worth going before 8 weeks? is that correct? im only about 4,5 weeks along
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Pregnancy : I do not think that you can be too soon.an early visit is not a waste of time as the OB can pick up changes that you could make to give you a smoother pregnancy. Good Luck
Answered 1/1/2018
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