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Q: What Happens?

asked by: lickle_lea on August 28th, 2006

Experienced User

What happens after the doctor has taken a pregnancy test?

Replies(6)

Moo

replied on August 28th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

It depends. If it's a blood test they wait until the results are back and then, if positive, will begin you on folic acid and talk to you about prenatal care and also refer you.
Procedure will generally vary between practice to practice but that's about it

pauly boy

replied on August 28th, 2006

Experienced User

Pregnancy

He will inform you if its neg or positive,if its positive you will be assigned a nurse at the doctors

lickle_lea

replied on August 29th, 2006

Experienced User

Then?

Then what happens?

Melissa_20

replied on August 29th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

Re: Then?

lickle_lea wrote:

then what happens?

what is wrong with you? What doyou mean what next? You start appointments at about 8-10 weeks and they make you take prenatals and take blood and all that fun stuff

pauly boy

replied on August 29th, 2006

Experienced User

Yes

Thats all ther is(ok)

Moo

replied on August 29th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Then?

melissa_20 wrote:

lickle_lea wrote:

then what happens?

what is wrong with you? What doyou mean what next? You start appointments at about 8-10 weeks and they make you take prenatals and take blood and all that fun stuff

agreed. If you're pregnant then you'll find out soon!

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