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Should you see a gp or gynecologist as soon as you find out you pregnant?
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Depends on details: Every woman is different. Usually, each person has a primary care doctor which may be a GP, Family Medicine doctor, Internal Medicine doctor, or even a Pediatrician or Adolescent Medicine doctor. A pregnant woman can talk with her primary care doctor to see what the next step is. If her primary care doctor does not do Obstetrics, a call to an Ob-Gyn doctor will be the next step.
Answered 1/6/2020
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