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Im unexpectedly pregnant after years. i have irregular cycles, underactive thyroid, low progest, adrenal insufficiency + pcos. should i just find a regular obgyn for my main pregnancy dr or can/should i see a reproductive endocrinologist as my main?
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Start with reg OB: One of the best ways to start this process is to start with a local OB. After reviewing your case they can decide if your needs require sub-specialty care & who in the region would be available. They may work out a joint management plan so you can deliver in your hometown.
Answered 12/13/2019
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