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I hate having a pelvic exam. Will I need one?


	Answer:

Yes, probably. A pelvic exam helps your doctor determine if your uterus is the appropriate size for how far along you are in pregnancy, which can be helpful in determining your due date. You'll also have a Pap smear, if you haven't had one in the last year.

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