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After how long do i have to visit a gynecologist after finding out im pregnant ?
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As soon as possible: Once your pregnancy is confirmed by testing starting your care with a OB MD can get the pregnancy confirmed and the prenatal counselling that is needed.
Answered 3/15/2020
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