Pregnant-what to do??

[evo76]

Poor to us Pregnant women here in England, does it mean that no one can do the check-up for us pregnant women here???? I think that's unfair, what if there's a problem or we are really in need of prenatal check up??? This is Really Disappointing. Anymore ideas???

[Bluebirdjones]

I think darren is quoting a "worst-case" scenario.
Yes, it does occasionally happen, that the surgery, the local health authority
are unaware of the rules (the law), but it seems these are isolated cases.

Get yourself down to your local GP ..... and take it from there.
You might be getting worried/concerned about nothing.

[darren-b]

I think darren is quoting a "worst-case" scenario.
Yes, it does occasionally happen, that the surgery, the local health authority
are unaware of the rules (the law), but it seems these are isolated cases.

Get yourself down to your local GP ..... and take it from there.
You might be getting worried/concerned about nothing.

I did mention in my original note that it was unusual for this to happen rather than being the norm.

[Ann07]

Poor to us Pregnant women here in England, does it mean that no one can do the check-up for us pregnant women here???? I think that's unfair, what if there's a problem or we are really in need of prenatal check up??? This is Really Disappointing. Anymore ideas???

HI

I got pregnant with my fiancee visa same as you when i first came here. I never had any problems in registering with my local gp thru my fiancee's gp ( now my husband) But then again it is different in every places here. I hope you will be registered soon. Goodluck

[maria_and_matt]

Poor to us Pregnant women here in England, does it mean that no one can do the check-up for us pregnant women here???? I think that's unfair, what if there's a problem or we are really in need of prenatal check up??? This is Really Disappointing. Anymore ideas???

dont worry too much, i am sure there will be no problem.