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Can an ob-gyn doctor do a blood test for iron deficiency during an office visit?
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Yes or by associate: Provided the office does blood draws for any tests. Many dr's offices refer their patients to a lab for both the blood draw & the test. U can call the ob/gyn office ahead of time & ask.
Answered 2/28/2016
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