ob stands for obstetrician
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My best advice in addition to what has been posted, is to focus on getting into medical school while in college.  Once you are in, you will be able to rotate through all of the medical specialties, and profess your inclination towards OB.  Then sign up for several fourth year med school rotations in OB.  \nTry to become involved in OB research, whether clinical or basic science (that, you can start in college, but is not essential) during medical school, that will earn you a lot of respect when you apply for an OB residency your fourth year of med school.
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It is a doctor who deals with the female reproductive system.
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It could either be a misspelling of OOPS or I saw OPPs as an abbreviation earlier tonight meaning OTHER PEOPLES PROPERTY!  Not sure what it meant in your experiences.
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Most likely NO.  If you can somehow get your doctor to date the "visits" in the future...you might get away with it.  If its prenatal care, explain the situation with her OBGYN, maybe you can work out a financial understanding.  Good luck.
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Congratulations!!!\n \nYou must ask your GYN/OB about a registred dietician and execise routine before start any routine
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Having a doctor within an OBGYN group makes sure that you are covered by a doctor at all times.  A group that has new as well as older physicians is your best bet.  The newer docs learn some experience and the older ones are experienced.  You might want to take your vitamin at night time before you go to bed with a big glass of water.  Since you are going to get up anyway, that won't be a concern.  Prenatal vitamins are very important.  I think the March of Dimes has researched that as well as the importance of folic acid.  You should check into that.  Go with your gut and move to a different doc.  Ask the new doc how many times he/she has delivered kids, etc.  Ask friends about doctors they liked.  Good luck.
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I think B.O. stands for body odor, but anyways,  no girls like it so maybe you can try to smell like poop and piss and they will be attracted to you because they will think you are a baby that needs a diaper change.
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my gyno.s name is dr.quack her boyfriend is an obgyn his name is dr. koochy (dave)
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This is something you are going to need to talk to your OB/GYN about.  Your health and your babies health are too important to take advice from people that are really not qualified to make this decision.  I hope all goes well with you and the baby!  Good luck!
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There are several.  Ask your gyn
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C\n\nCA if you are doing medical work and have a CAUCASIAN ADULT.\nCF for Caucasian Female.\n\nEtc, etc.
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It's pretty easy.  Schedule an appt. with your OB/GYN and tell him what you want done.  They'll put you in stirrups first and then draw blood from your arm.  Cervical swabs and blood tests tell the rest of the story.
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pregnancy for one, check with your OB/GYN or regular physcian
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An OB/GYN does not just examine tissue and deliver babies. S/he also prescribes medicine, and has to know both how those meds will react with the female body (and developing fetus) and how those meds will react with other drugs and vitamins the patient may be taking. This doctor has to know how the chemicals in birth control will affect brain chemistry, and how antibiotics affect uterine bacteria. This doctor has to know the possible side effects and drug interactions of analgesics, labor inducers, labor suppressants, and everything in between.\n\nYeah, I'd guess it's very important.
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http://www.emedicine.com/oph/topic438.htm
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A perinatologist.  Your O. B. should be able to recommend one.  Any hospital that takes high risk pregancies or has a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit will have a Perinatologist.
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Could be either baby if you are type O since the father could be A, B, AB, or O.  Depending on what the father is will tell you which baby is which.