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Hello doctor i went to a doctor and found out i am pregnant more or.less 6 to 8 weeks i did a scan by the doctor wen do i see a gynae?
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Now is fine: Now that you are pregnant you can schedule your first prenatal visit with an obgyn to being your journey.
Answered 3/17/2018
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