Pregnancy Symptoms: Questions To Ask The Doctor

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Pregnancy Symptoms: Questions To Ask The Doctor

Questions to Ask the Doctor:

Am I at risk for genetic diseases?

How much weight should I gain?

Am I gaining weight too fast?

How should I alter my diet (especially if a vegetarian or a vegan)?

What tests should I have and when should I schedule them?

Am I a high–risk patient?

What is my risk for cesarean birth?

What exercises are safe?

What vaccinations should I have?

What medications may I take?

May we develop a birth plan?

Should I hire a doula?

Will I be allowed to have keepsake ultrasound pictures?


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