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As soon as you find out. The longer you wait the more risk to your and your child's health.
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How soon can you go to doctor for the test?
For a pregnancy test in about a day after you had sex to see if your pregnant.
Is 12 weeks too late to go see a doctor when pregnant?
It is NEVER too late to go see a physician. You should go as soon as you can.
You are pregnant When should you see your doctor?
as soon as you know
You think you may be pregnant and your tubes are tied what should you do?
Go an see a qualified medical practitioner (a doctor) as soon as possible.
How fast can a blood test tell you if your pregnant?
As soon as they process the blood they will now but its a process that the doctor has to go through. So as soon as the results come back, you will know...Basically its up to the doctor. But it shows up ASAP
How soon do you know you are pregnant in your tubes?
Pretty soon; an ectopic (tubal) pregnancy is very painful, and you would need to go to the doctor as soon as possible; an ectopic pregnancy can cause damage or even death.
You are 37 weeks pregnant had pains for a few hours last night are you going into labor soon?
Possibly. Go and see your doctor or midwife
Why won't my kindle download books in United Arab Emerites?
because it's pregnant! you should go see a doctor as soon as possible
Does white discharge from the vagina indicate that you are pregnant?
No. Not necessarily pregnant, but most probably have an infection. Go to your doctor for advice as soon as possible. Most infections can be cured easily the quicker you deal with them.
At how many weeks pregnant should you book an appointment to see your doctor when you find out you are first pregnant?
I've been told you should make an appointment with your doctor as soon as you find out your pregnant.
How do you go to the doctor knowing that i might be pregnant with out my parents knowing?
how do you go see a doctor to see if your pregnant with out your parents knowing
9 weeks pregnant lost all symptoms?
Go and see your doctor or midwife as soon as possible, but it's unlikely to be something you need to worry about
