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Consider consulting a gynecologist for menstrual irregularities, unusual bleeding, pelvic pain, persistent vaginal symptoms, contraception advice or reproductive health concerns. Seek urgent care for severe pain or heavy bleeding.

A fertility evaluation is generally worth discussing after 12 months of trying to conceive if you are under 35, or after 6 months if you are 35 or older. Consider seeking advice earlier if you have irregular periods, known reproductive health conditions or other fertility concerns.

A pregnancy may be considered high-risk when certain maternal health conditions, pregnancy complications or other factors require closer monitoring. The appropriate care plan depends on your individual circumstances and your obstetrician's assessment.

Recurrent pregnancy loss refers to repeated pregnancy losses. Definitions can vary across clinical guidelines. A specialist can review your medical history and advise whether investigations or further evaluation are appropriate.

Endometriosis can affect fertility in some people, but its impact varies. If you experience persistent pelvic pain, painful periods or difficulty conceiving, consult a qualified clinician to discuss assessment and available care options.

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