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C/S complicationsFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Mon Nov 28 21:05:17 2005
GA12L@aol.com wrote: as there are more complications from a c/section Gail, I'm way too CVD (congeniatlly very dumb) to hope to be as well versed as an academic md or very bright clinical practice person...but I've got to suggest you are way off base with your observation. What complications from which c-sections? C/S's done without labor have a very respectable, oft times quoted as superior, complications profile to c/s's done after sometime of labor, and/or, of course, compare very favorably for svd's as well. If I'm very wrong some education, sans flaming, would be appreciated. I suspect there's much validation of what I have written. FWIW, re elective c/s, we live in a society that allows folks to pursue potentially dangerous plastic surgery, to often (I'm not saying always here, folks) pursue bariatric surgery rather than first making genuine non-surgical weight correction efforts, to abort pregnancies, to pierce various body parts, to have living donor kidney donations,etc., etc. It seems to me patient autonomy should prevail here as well. Hank OBGyn North Carolina Single? There's someone we'd like you to meet. Lots of someones, actually. Yahoo! Personals
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