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I have an appointment in April for my yearly check-up with the gyn but....? |
we are TTC and have been for 6 months, with a chemical pregnancy. Hopefully this is our month and I should be ovulating soon. Do I keep my appointment even if I dont know that I am pregnant or not, and just let her know. I am taking over the counter prenatals, but I am going to ask her for a Rx...ty i would say keep your appt, and when you see an ob/gyn it should always be the same person, Keep your appointment, most want to do a pap in early pregnancy anyway. Also, if you aren't already, it would be a good time for her to put you on prenatals. |
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Yes, you certainly can, I had no idea until I dug into this a little. Why do you have to go back every week though, what I do is just get a one/two month supply with refills. Just see someone once... I see no reason why you cant TTC again right away, your miscarriage was natural and uncomplicated. ...Where I live (US), I have gone to a general practitioner for a lot of it. Actually, right before I had my first baby I could have done everything local without seeing a gyno, but my family doc left... A nurse practioner for sure......for the simple reason that they have far more formal education. Most have completed their Master's Degree in Nursing and can offer a broad range of health car... You should have a number of questions on hand (I suggest writing on a piece of paper ready to take notes). To be a well-informed patient, you need -- and have the right -- to know certain things... My doctor did the same. Sadly this is because your risk of miscarriage is greatest in the first couple of weeks. Good luck to you. ...It may be easier, and less confrontational, to write a respectful, yet truthful letter. Explain to him why you prefer to be a nurse practitioner, rather than a doctor. He may not know the differe... start fulfilling the easiest task ... |
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