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In which month must i be seeing the gyne?
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Depends on doctor: The doctor or his office staff will explain when a visit is needed or is recommended. If the next visit is an annual exam, select the month one year from now, but 13-14 months from now should be ok. If to be seen in half a year, select the month 6-7 months from now. If a monthly recheck, the next appointment will be next month. As you see, it all depends on the details of each patient's case.
Answered 2/14/2020
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