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Advice on a move when pregnant

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flairyfairy · 17/07/2016 12:24

Hi, I'm a newbie on the site. I'm 10 weeks pregnant and we're planning (started pre pregnancy) to relocate in late September.

Does anyone have any advice on swapping GPs and midwife mid pregnancy? I know little about my new area and because we're moving to a new build I don't even have a postcode to search with!

We're moving to Newbury - if anyone has info on maternity services in the area, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks

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Boomies · 17/07/2016 12:39

How exciting a move and a baby congratulations! Your current community midwife should be able to transfer your care to their colleagues in your new area once you have an address and potential GP sorted. The new midwife will then be able to advise you on your options in that area. Good luck!

flairyfairy · 19/07/2016 16:55

Thanks for the advice. It's all really up in the air at the moment and I don't do too well with that!

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TheCrumpettyTree · 19/07/2016 18:04

I moved when heavily pregnant. I registered at the nearest GP, saw someone straight away and obviously explained everything. They referred to the midwives straight away and I saw one three days later. It was so easy. Much easier than I'd anticipated.

flairyfairy · 20/07/2016 10:15

Oh that's a relief, thank you.

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welshweasel · 20/07/2016 10:17

I moved at 13 weeks. I registered with a new GP straight away and got a midwife appointment fairly quickly and there was no issue with booking my 20 week scan in time. It was a bit tedious having to go through all the booking appointment stuff again but no big deal.

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