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By asking these questions, and dialoguing with your provider, your chances of establishing a relationship with a provider who supports normal birth are enhanced. Avoiding that first c-section is a major key to resolving the cesarean epidemic affecting America today. Read the discussion on the link!
1. When labor and birth are progressing without complications noted, what routine procedures do you perform?
2. How do you prefer to monitor the baby in a labor that has no complications?
3. What position do you prefer your patients to use for giving birth?
4. How would you handle it if we had a difference of opinion about a procedure you were recommending to me during labor?
5. What were the reasons for the last few non-scheduled c-sections you’ve done?
Pat
By asking these questions, and dialoguing with your provider, your chances of establishing a relationship with a provider who supports normal birth are enhanced. Avoiding that first c-section is a major key to resolving the cesarean epidemic affecting America today. Read the discussion on the link!
1. When labor and birth are progressing without complications noted, what routine procedures do you perform?
2. How do you prefer to monitor the baby in a labor that has no complications?
3. What position do you prefer your patients to use for giving birth?
4. How would you handle it if we had a difference of opinion about a procedure you were recommending to me during labor?
5. What were the reasons for the last few non-scheduled c-sections you’ve done?
Pat
