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I'm pregnant, should i be worried?
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Pregnant.: Patient pregnant and may be concerned. Kindly schedule appointment with your doctor for initial baseline prenantal visit. Consider to eat balanced meals and may start on daily prenatal vitamin. There appears no reason to be concerned but if you have any concern such as bleeding or severe pelvic pain, kindly see your doctor.
Answered 4/23/2020
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