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My wife is 4 weeks pregnant. should we go see a obgyn or a gp first?
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First appointment.: That depends. Some primary care providers follow patients throughout pregnancy and delivery. Many providers see patients between weeks 6 to 8 of the pregnancy. So, there isn't a rush. You can call now to schedule the first appointment with an OBGYN as their might be a wait time. Congratulations.
Answered 6/9/2020
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