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A member asked:
When you are sick & pregnant, do you go to gynecologist or regular dr?
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Different doctors: May have differing policies. However, in many practices you see the obstetrician after a particular week of pregnancy. For instance, you are 27 weeks, in many clinics you would be seen by the obstetrician for your non-pregnancy health issues as well as pregnancy related concerns. Take care.
Answered 6/24/2013
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1 week: Bleeding after a biopsy can last a week.
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