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I am 5 weeks pregnant. when should i go for my first gynecological consultation?
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Soon: Prenatal care should start in the first trimester. Around 8 weeks is a good time to begin. Contact your doctor - he or she may have a preference for when you start your care. Sooner is always better than later.
Answered 9/21/2018
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