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A member asked:
My wife fall pregnant approximate for three weeks. she is 40 years old. and we think she is too old for pregnancy. we want to go for abortion. when should we go and what is the safest way?
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Start with her doc: Start with her doc, either primary care or Ob-Gyn if she is established with one. Her pregnancy will have to be confirmed and further goals can be discussed and further coordinated by her doc.
Answered 11/2/2020
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