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Good day, i just got a positive pregnancy test and i'd like to know when i should visit the doctor, also is a gp the right start?
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If you are 6 weeks: or more since your last period, see your doctor as soon as possible, preferably a doctor that does OB care. If less than 6 weeks, call your doctor for recommendation of when they would like to see you.
Answered 1/13/2020
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